Sr. Solutions Architect - Teleco
Databricks Mosaic · Seattle, Washington · Remote - Colorado
CHECKED 15H AGO
Infrastructureremotesenior$219k–$301k
At a glance
Highlights
- Drive technical strategy for the most complex customer engagements.
- Lead multi-workload platforms, enterprise migrations and AI at scale.
- Orchestrate cross-functional teams to deliver enterprise-grade solutions.
What they offer
- Performance bonus
- Equity
- Comprehensive benefits and perks
Ideal candidate
Seasoned customer-facing technical leader with executive presence who thrives owning complex accounts and connecting architecture to business impact. Passionate mentor and strategist energized by driving adoption and displacing incumbents.
Requirements
- 8+ years in solutions architecture, principal engineering, technical pre-sales leadership, or senior customer-facing technical role
- Expert-level coding proficiency in Python, SQL, and ideally Spark/PySpark
- Deep expertise in enterprise data architecture, distributed systems, streaming and lakehouse design
- Expert-level Databricks Platform knowledge or equivalent depth in competing platforms
- Declared technical specialization with recognized depth
- Proven track record driving consumption growth and platform adoption
- Executive presence with Directors, VPs, and C-level stakeholders
- Experience leading competitive displacements and complex enterprise evaluations
- Bachelor's or Master's in Computer Science, Engineering, or quantitative discipline
- hiring process
- Recruiter Screen → Hiring Manager Screen → Design and Architecture Interview → Live Coding Assessment → Build, Demo, Pitch! Presentation → Reference Check
Lab profile
About Databricks Mosaic
Builds unified data analytics and AI platform to productionize AI applications.
What they build
- Databricks platform
- Unified Data Analytics and AI
- AI platform
Known for
- Forward-deployed AI engineering
- Productionizing first-of-kind AI applications
- Customer platform adoption and scale
- Cross-functional engineering and product collaboration