This role is hybrid and requires you to be at our client office in downtown at a minimum 3 days per week - subject to change at any time.

YOUR FUTURE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Analyze, interpret, and transform complex data sets using Databricks, SQL, and Python.
• Develop and maintain source-to-target mappings for data integration and transformation processes.
• Collaborate with data engineers and business stakeholders to define data requirements and ensure data quality.
• Utilize Azure data services (e.g., Azure Data Factory, Azure Synapse) to support data ingestion and transformation.
• Create and maintain documentation for data flows, mappings, and business rules.
• Support data modeling efforts and work with modeling tools to design scalable data structures.

Future-Focused Responsibilities:

• Contribute to the development of AI/ML-ready data pipelines and real-time analytics solutions.
• Implement data governance and metadata management practices using Azure Purview or similar tools.
• Support the transition to data mesh or domain-oriented data architecture.
• Drive the adoption of self-service analytics by enabling business users with curated datasets and semantic layers.
• Participate in the development of automated data quality checks and data observability frameworks.
• Stay current with advancements in cloud analytics, data modeling techniques, and Azure innovations.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THIS ROLE

• Azure Databricks
• Azure Data Factory,
• Azure Functions, Azure Synapse
• Strong programming skills in ETL, SQL, PySpark, Python
• Exposure to Data modeling tool
• Good Communication skill
  

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Disclaimer: “Use of the term ‘engineering’ in this job posting refers to the technical sense related to Information Technology (IT) and does not imply that the individual practices engineering or possesses the requisite license as prescribed by the applicable provincial or territorial engineering regulator. We are seeking individuals with expertise in IT engineering-related functions, but licensure from an engineering regulator is not a prerequisite for this position. Engineering is a regulated profession in Canada which is restricted in terms of use of titles and designation. "