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Databricks Engineer

  • Databricks Engineer job type Posted on: Oct 12, 2026
  • Databricks Engineer experience level Openkyber
  • Databricks Engineer employment type Atlanta, Georgia
  • Databricks Engineer employment type Onsite
  • Databricks Engineer salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Databricks Engineer

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Atlanta Georgia United States

Remote :

No

Jobcon Logo Job Description :

Job Description Mandatory Primary Skills: Hadoop, Python, Databricks, Click house DB, ADLS, SQL + Azure cloud technologies above all with Azure (such as ADF, Databricks, Log Analytics, Logic App, Key Vault, Blob Storage, ADLS, etc.)

Secondary Skills: Snowflake

Detailed JD as below. We run a near real-time analytics platform for mobile network data, ingesting billions of rows a day from Azure Data Lake/HDFS into Click House and serving subscriber-level queries back to internal APIs in tens of milliseconds. We are expanding the platform footprint to support additional use cases by adding more datasets Data Engineer would work on: extending the Python ingestion framework that loads from Azure Data Lake/HDFS; table design covering partitioning, sort keys, TTL and materialized views; operational diagnosis of merge behaviour, part counts and replication lag; and integration with Snowflake and Databricks Iceberg alongside the primary feeds. We need strong analytical SQL and experience with a columnar or MPP database - Click House, Big Query, Redshift or similar. Python sufficient to own a production ingestion framework rather than write scripts. Comfort at hundreds of billions of rows, since the failure modes differ from smaller systems. Cloud object storage and Parquet. Enough Kubernetes to tell whether a problem is the database or the platform underneath it. Strongly preferred: direct Click House experience, particularly Merge Tree engines and aggregate function states, and telecom data such as DNS, IPFIX, etc. Click House specifically is uncommon, and we would rather have a strong engineer from an adjacent system than a weak one with the exact keyword.

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Jobcon Logo Position Details

Posted:

Oct 12, 2026

Reference Number:

106572-38381

Employment:

Full-time

City:

Atlanta

Job Origin:

CIEPAL_ORGANIC_FEED

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Job Description Mandatory Primary Skills: Hadoop, Python, Databricks, Click house DB, ADLS, SQL + Azure cloud technologies above all with Azure (such as ADF, Databricks, Log Analytics, Logic App, Key Vault, Blob Storage, ADLS, etc.)

Secondary Skills: Snowflake

Detailed JD as below. We run a near real-time analytics platform for mobile network data, ingesting billions of rows a day from Azure Data Lake/HDFS into Click House and serving subscriber-level queries back to internal APIs in tens of milliseconds. We are expanding the platform footprint to support additional use cases by adding more datasets Data Engineer would work on: extending the Python ingestion framework that loads from Azure Data Lake/HDFS; table design covering partitioning, sort keys, TTL and materialized views; operational diagnosis of merge behaviour, part counts and replication lag; and integration with Snowflake and Databricks Iceberg alongside the primary feeds. We need strong analytical SQL and experience with a columnar or MPP database - Click House, Big Query, Redshift or similar. Python sufficient to own a production ingestion framework rather than write scripts. Comfort at hundreds of billions of rows, since the failure modes differ from smaller systems. Cloud object storage and Parquet. Enough Kubernetes to tell whether a problem is the database or the platform underneath it. Strongly preferred: direct Click House experience, particularly Merge Tree engines and aggregate function states, and telecom data such as DNS, IPFIX, etc. Click House specifically is uncommon, and we would rather have a strong engineer from an adjacent system than a weak one with the exact keyword.

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