Snowflake Solutions Architect
Suresh KKDUnited StatesMIDPosted 7d ago
PythonJavaSQLSnowflake Data CloudData WarehousingETLELTAWSAzureGCPData GovernanceRBACGenerative AIML
About the Role
We are looking for a Snowflake Solutions Architect to join our team at Snowflake Inc. This role involves designing and implementing enterprise-grade Snowflake solutions, integrating with cloud ecosystems, and providing technical leadership.
Key Responsibilities
• Design and implement end-to-end Snowflake data architectures and solutions
• Build and optimize data pipelines using Python, Java, SQL, and modern ETL/ELT practices
• Integrate Snowflake with AWS, Azure, or GCP cloud services
• Guide customers on architecture, governance, security, performance tuning, and cost optimization
• Provide technical leadership throughout the customer journey, from solution design to implementation and optimization
• Collaborate with engineering, product, sales, and customer success teams
• Explore emerging data technologies and Generative AI/ML capabilities
Requirements
• 10+ Years of experience in Enterprise Data Architecture, Software Engineering, Technical Consulting, or Solutions Architecture
• Extensive hands-on experience designing, architecting, and deploying enterprise-grade Snowflake solutions
• Strong coding proficiency in Python, Java, or SQL
• Expertise in modern data warehousing, data lakes, data modeling, and analytics architectures
• Hands-on experience building and optimizing scalable data pipelines
• Experience with at least one major cloud platform — AWS, Azure, or GCP
• Proven ability to design scalable, secure, high-performance data architectures integrating Snowflake with cloud ecosystems
• Strong understanding of query performance tuning, cost optimization, and Snowflake best practices
• Knowledge of data governance, security frameworks, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
• Experience advising customers, resolving complex technical challenges, and driving successful business outcomes
• Ability to explain complex technical concepts to developers, technical stakeholders, and C-level executives