Cloudforce
Cloud Engineer - Data
National Harbor, Maryland$100k–$140kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Cloudforce is hiring a Cloud Solutions Engineer to design and build enterprise data solutions using Microsoft Azure and Fabric. You'll architect complex data systems for high-profile clients, working on technically demanding projects that span the US and Europe in a hybrid role based in National Harbor, MD.
What you'll do
- Design and architect sophisticated data solutions on Azure and Microsoft Fabric
- Translate complex business requirements into scalable, reliable data architectures
- Build and maintain data pipelines and engineering infrastructure
- Collaborate with technical teams and communicate solutions to client stakeholders
- Work on high-impact projects from conception through implementation
- Contribute to the data practice's technical strategy and innovation
What they're looking for
- Microsoft Azure data services
- Microsoft Fabric expertise
- Data engineering and pipeline design
- Cloud architecture
- Data tools and frameworks
- Technical communication and stakeholder management
- Solution design and problem-solving
- Team collaboration
Benefits
- $100,000 - $140,000 annual salary (based on experience)
- Performance bonus up to 10% of annual salary (paid quarterly)
- Hybrid work arrangement
- Full-time position
- Growth opportunities within structured teams
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Cloudforce
Cloudforce designs and builds enterprise data solutions on Microsoft Azure and Fabric for high-profile clients. The company is hiring Cloud Solutions Engineers to architect complex data systems across the US and Europe.
View all jobs at CloudforceLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex data pipeline you've designed on Azure. What were the key architectural decisions, and how did you handle scalability and reliability?
- Tell us about your experience with Microsoft Fabric. How have you used it in a production environment, and what challenges did you encounter?