Senior Platform Architect – Microsoft Azure Fabric

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📋 Description

• Design and own the end-to-end architecture for Microsoft Fabric, including OneLake data lake structure, workspace and capacity strategy, domain/workspace segregation, and medallion (bronze/silver/gold) layering. • Define and implement DevOps practices for Fabric: Git integration, deployment pipelines, environment promotion (dev/test/prod), and infrastructure-as-code for Fabric items (lakehouses, warehouses, notebooks, pipelines, semantic models). • Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines (Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions) for Fabric artifacts, including automated testing, validation, and rollback strategies. • Architect and enforce governance, security, and access controls across Fabric — workspace roles, OneLake data access policies, sensitivity labels, row-level security, and integration with Microsoft Purview. • Design capacity planning and cost optimization strategies for Fabric capacity units (CUs), monitoring consumption and tuning workloads to control spend. • Partner with data engineers, analysts, and platform teams to standardize development patterns, reusable templates, and best practices across Fabric workloads (Data Factory, Data Engineering/Spark, Data Warehouse, Real-Time Intelligence, Power BI). • Own monitoring, alerting, and observability for the platform using Fabric monitoring hub, Azure Monitor, and Log Analytics. • Lead migration efforts from legacy platforms (Synapse Analytics, Azure Data Factory, on-prem SSIS/SQL Server, or other cloud data warehouses) onto Microsoft Fabric. • Mentor engineering teams on Fabric architecture patterns, DevOps practices, and operational excellence. • Act as the primary technical escalation point for platform reliability, performance, and incident response.

🎯 Requirements

• 8+ years of experience in data platform architecture, cloud infrastructure, or DevOps engineering roles. • 2+ years of hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric, or deep equivalent experience with Azure Synapse Analytics, Power BI, and Azure Data Factory with a clear path to Fabric. • Strong command of OneLake, Lakehouse and Warehouse architecture, Delta Lake/Parquet formats, and medallion architecture design. • Proven DevOps expertise: Git-based version control, CI/CD pipeline design (Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions), and infrastructure-as-code (Bicep, Terraform, or ARM templates) for Azure/Fabric resources. • Solid understanding of Fabric security model — workspace roles, item-level permissions, OneLake data access roles, sensitivity labels, and integration with Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) and Purview. • Experience with Fabric capacity management, performance tuning, and cost governance (CU monitoring, throttling, smoothing). • Hands-on skills in at least one of: PySpark/Spark SQL, T-SQL, Python, or KQL for pipeline and query development. • Experience integrating Fabric with external tools — APIs, Power Automate, Azure Functions, or third-party data sources. • Strong communication skills with the ability to translate architecture decisions for both technical teams and business stakeholders. • Prior experience leading platform migrations to modern data platforms is a strong plus.