Key Facts

Remote From:

Full time

English

Hard Skills

Snowflake (Data Warehouse) Cloud Computing Snowflake (Data Warehouse) CI/CD Authentication Servers Relational Database Management Systems SQL (Programming Language) Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Authorization (Computing) Information Lifecycle Management Data Security SOX Testing Differential Backup Disaster Recovery Information Technology Infrastructure Library Business Operations

Other Skills

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Governance
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Problem Solving

Job description

Job Overview
Note
Please share Snowflake Platform Engineer (Administration & Governance exp) Profiles with below Job Description. Please note this is NOT a Snowflake Developer JD
Must Have

1. Previously played a role as a Platform service engineer for one or more of Data engineering platforms & services, especially Snowflake and have a good understanding of Cloud services and SaaS and used good governance practices, standards and industry best practices with an enterprise mindset
2. Administered enterprise platform services focussed on Role Policy Tag based Access provisioning & control, environments & configuration management, SSO – Single SignOn, Authentication & Authorization, Platforms connectivity, CI CD – Continuous Integration & Deployment – For ex., Jenkins, Source code management – For ex., GIT Bitbucket, service request automation, proactive service monitoring & alerting, data lifecycle management
3. Good exposure to RDBMS concepts and experience working with SQL programming to query Snowflake metadata to gather insights and visualize on Platform usage, adoption, service operational status & alerts, governance & observability; Metadata management & reporting; Business application & Data products jobs cost and performance optimization, management & tuning guidelines

Nice to Have

4. Awareness of GxP and SOX compliant platforms and services, and understand the importrance of data security & protection, masking, anonymization, logging & auditing, row & column level access controls; Backup & Disaster recovery.
5. Good experience and exposure to ITIL service management Concepts [Configuration, Knowledge, Service Catalog, Service Levels, Incident, Problem, Request, Release, Change] and have examples of where you have been able to embed best practices in this area through appropriate day to day operational ways of working