What are the responsibilities and job description for the Fabric Data Engineer/Lead for Arlington, VA (Priority 1) and St. Louis, MO (Priority 2)Experience position at Amaze Systems Inc?
Fabric Data Engineer/Lead (Day1 Onsite)
Arlington, VA (Priority 1) and St. Louis, MO (Priority 2)Experience
- 12 years in Data Architecture / Analytics Platforms / Cloud Data Engineering
- 2–4 years in Microsoft analytics ecosystem (Fabric / Power BI / Synapse / Azure Data)
- Proven experience designing platforms for large enterprises (multi-team, multi-domain, 1k users)
- Experience implementing governance and security at scale
Key Responsibilities (Must-Have)
- Fabric Platform Design & Workspace Architecture:
- Design scalable workspace and capacity strategy:
- Domain-aligned and environment-separated structure (dev/test/prod)
- Naming conventions, tagging/taxonomy, ownership model
- Design OneLake organization:
- Folder conventions, zones (landing/curated/serving), lifecycle conventions
- Standards for Delta table structure, partitioning, retention, and schema evolution
- Define item and data product blueprints:
- When to use Lakehouse vs Warehouse vs Real-time capabilities
- How to structure pipelines, notebooks, dataflows, and semantic models
- Define and implement architecture patterns:
- Medallion architecture standards and curated modeling approach
- Dimensional modeling strategy for data marts
- Semantic model standards for reuse, performance, and governance
- Design scalable workspace and capacity strategy:
- Security & identity Setup:
- Microsoft Entra ID group-based RBAC
- Least privilege patterns, separation of duties
- RLS/OLS patterns in semantic models
- Design and Setup Governance, including but not limited to:
- Apply Fabric-native governance best practices:
- Workspace roles and permission bundles for personas
- Controlled sharing patterns to reduce data sprawl
- Standards for certification/endorsement process
- Work with governance teams to ensure:
- Metadata capture conventions are consistently applied
- Data Lineage is captured
- Sensitivity labeling strategy is embedded in workflows
- Apply Fabric-native governance best practices:
- Build Frameworks around DevOps & Automation:
- CI/CD (Git workflows, release/promotion strategies)
- Scripting/automation mindset (PowerShell/Python preferred; REST APIs)
- Monitoring, Observability & Operational Readiness:
- Design and implement monitoring for:
- Pipelines, notebooks, dataflows execution success and runtimes
- Warehouse/Lakehouse query performance and refresh health
- Semantic model refresh and usage trends
- Capacity utilization and throttling patterns
- Define alerting thresholds, incident classification, and runbooks
- Drive operational readiness gates before production cutovers
- Design and implement monitoring for:
- Cost Optimization:
- Implement design-time and run-time cost optimization:
- Scheduling and workload shaping to reduce peak contention
- Reuse strategies (shared curated layers, shared semantic models)
- Identify duplication and encourage governed reuse (OneLake alignment)
- Provide capacity strategy inputs:
- Right-sizing, workload isolation guidance for critical workloads
- Cost allocation approach by workspace/domain where feasible
- Implement design-time and run-time cost optimization:
- Enablement, Standards, and Collaboration with Delivery Teams
- Define “golden path” patterns and accelerate delivery:
- Templates and standards for pipelines and lakehouse layout
- PR review checklists for Fabric engineering deliverables
- Provide architecture oversight during implementation:
- Design reviews, technical governance checkpoints, risk mitigation
- Coach teams on best practices:
- Performance, security, operational readiness, and governance adoption
- Define “golden path” patterns and accelerate delivery:
Behavioral Competencies
- Strong architectural thinking with a platform engineering mindset
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication (technical executive)
- Ability to define standards and drive adoption across teams
- Pragmatic approach—balances governance with agility and self-service
- Strong documentation discipline (blueprints, playbooks, reference patterns)
Thanks &Regards
Rahul Sharma | Team Lead
Amaze Systems Inc
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Salary : $55 - $60