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Enterprise Architect – Data & Employee Systems (Databricks)

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ECS is seeking an Enterprise Architect – Data & Employee Systems (Databricks) to work remotely.

This role designs and owns the enterprise data architecture for employee data, using Databricks as the core platform. The person in this role translates company policy, data standards, and business logic into a secure, scalable, and compliant architecture that other teams build on.

Key Responsibilities

  1. Architecture Design
    Design end-to-end data architecture for employee data (HR, payroll, benefits, performance, etc.) on Databricks, including data lakehouse structure, pipelines, and governance layers.
  1. Policy & Standards Translation
    Convert company policy (e.g., data privacy, retention, access control) and industry standards (e.g., GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA where relevant) into concrete technical architecture and data models.
  1. Business Logic Implementation
    Partner with HR, Legal, and business stakeholders to encode business rules (eligibility, compensation logic, org hierarchy, etc.) directly into the data architecture.
  1. Governance & Security
    Define data access controls, lineage tracking, and audit mechanisms using Databricks Unity Catalog or equivalent governance tools.
  1. Platform Leadership
    Set best practices for Databricks usage across the organization — including Delta Lake, workflows, cluster management, and cost optimization.
  1. Cross-Functional Collaboration
    Work with data engineers, security teams, HR systems owners, and compliance officers to ensure the architecture meets both technical and regulatory needs.
  1. Documentation & Roadmap
    Maintain architecture diagrams, data dictionaries, and a roadmap for evolving the employee data platform.

Salary Range: $150,000 - $170,000

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