"data architecture" Jobs
933 open tech roles matching “data architecture”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, AWS, AI/ML. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Datadog as a Distinguished Architect to lead AI initiatives and bridge infrastructure with cutting-edge observability solutions.
Join Doctronic as the first dedicated data engineer, owning end-to-end data processes across the organization.
Lead the design and execution of Datadog implementations, guiding customers through technical roadmaps in a hybrid work environment.
Own the product direction and user experience for Datadog's SQL and Sheets products, enhancing data analysis capabilities.
Join CoreWeave as a Senior Data Engineer to design and build foundational datasets for analytics and AI in a fast-growing public company.
Join Profound as a Software Engineer to design and scale the data platform infrastructure for AI-driven marketing solutions.
Join Databricks as a Solutions Architect to lead the implementation of data solutions in the financial services sector.
Join a small, high-agency team at MotherDuck to enhance DuckDB's performance and user experience in a cloud environment.
Lead impactful customer technical projects by delivering production-grade systems using the Databricks platform.
Join Datadog as a Senior Product Solutions Architect to drive adoption of Service Management products and influence product roadmaps.
Join Databricks as a Sr. Solutions Architect to lead customer engagements and drive the adoption of the Data Intelligence Platform.
Lead impactful customer technical projects by delivering production-grade systems using the Databricks platform.
Lead the technical strategy for customers in the communications, media, entertainment, and games sectors as a Solutions Architect at Databricks.
Join Databricks as a Senior Software Engineer to build infrastructure for AI applications and improve distributed AI workloads.