Job Details

AWS Data Infrastructure Architect

Key Responsibilities:

• Architect, design and implement unified data access for various personas like data engineer, data analyst, data steward by simplified access control mechanism which supports governance on AWS and non-AWS assets.
• Design, build & optimize CI/CD pipelines for data engineers to deploy and push code across multiple environments.
• Develop and maintain infrastructure as code (IaaC) with Terraform for reproducible and scalable deployments.
• Design & implementation of AWS cloud infrastructure using best practices and industry standards by working closely with internal & external stakeholders like Information Security, Cloud Infrastructure, Data Engineering teams, etc.
• Work closely with data governance teams in implementing data governance policies, periodic review, and optimization of repository from security & governance perspective.
• Continuous improvement of Cloud Data platform to enhance speed, agility, and cost efficiency.

Qualifications:

• Total IT 12+ Years
• Expertise in reducing costs and increasing speed and efficiency in large scale data platform deployments.
• Proficiency in Terraform, Python Scripting along with GitHub Actions for deployment of infrastructure as code.
• Deep understanding of data governance policies, implementation best practices and hands-on experience in implementing Policies as Code
• Architecture, design & implementation of unified data access using AWS Lake formation, AWS Data Zone, IAM, OKTA and others.
• Experience in architecture & security of AWS EC2, EBS, S3, EKS, Athena, Redshift, RDS, Kafka, Glue, and other data management tools
• Experience in design and implementation of granular access to data without losing the speed & agility of delivering the access provisioning.
• Expertise in CI/CD process and deployment technologies using tools like GitHub, GitHub Actions
• Expertise in logging, monitoring, reliability engineering
• Strong knowledge of networking concepts and experience managing network-related issues