Snowflake Architect - Cortex AI

Job Title: Snowflake Architect

Type -Fulltime

Location: Remote

JD for Snowflake Architect with AI

We are seeking a Senior Snowflake Cortex AI Analytics Architect to serve as senior subject matter expert SME for Snowflake Cortex and AI driven analytics capabilities within a modern enterprise data platform. This role partners closely with existing Platform Architects Snowflake Data Platform Architects and AI focused technical leaders to design enable and operationalize LLM powered AI assisted and advanced analytics use cases. This individual is not the final architectural authority but a highly experienced practitioner who works alongside platform and data leaders to ensure Cortex solutions are governed scalable explainable and aligned to enterprise standards.

Responsabilidades

  • Designs and enables AI driven and LLM powered analytics within established platform guardrails.
  • Escalates AI data exposure and governance risks to Platform Architects.
  • Act as a Snowflake Cortex subject matter expert working with other Cortex SMEs and Platform Architects to operationalize Ai driven and advanced analytics capabilities.
  • Design and guide adoption of Cortex powered analytics LLM assisted querying and insight generation.
  • Ensure Cortex usage aligns with security governance and enterprise data policies.
  • Translate business problems into Cortex-enabled analytics solutions.
  • Define patterns for AI assisted analytics and natural language interaction with governed data.
  • Ensure AI outputs are explainable, auditable and repeatable.
  • Partner with Data Platform Architects to ensure semantic views and certified datasets are AI ready.
  • Advice on shaping medallion layers and curated views for Cortex consumption.
  • Collaborate with security and governance teams to define responsible AI guardrails.
  • Support compliance and controlled adoption of Cortex capabilities.

Qualifications

  • 7 to 10 years of experience across data platforms analytics or AI adjacent architectures.
  • 3 years of hands-on Snowflake experience including direct production experience with Snowflake Cortex.
  • Snowflake certifications such as SnowPro Core and SnowPro Advanced Architect.

Mandatory Skills

  • Direct hands-on experience with Snowflake Cortex required.
  • Strong hands-on experience with Snowflake as an enterprise analytics platform.
  • Experience designing AI assisted or advanced analytics on governed enterprise data.
  • Experience with Salesforce Data Cloud Data 360.
  • Experience with Salesforce Agent force.
  • Experience with equivalent native analytics or AI capabilities on other platforms.

Preffered

  • Snowflake certifications such as SnowPro Core and SnowPro Advanced Architect.
We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
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