Databricks

Sr. Forward Deployed Engineer - Public Sector

Alabama; Berkeley, California; Connecticut; Kansas City, Missouri; Maryland; New Hampshire; New Jersey; North Carolina; Remote - California; Remote - Colorado; Remote - Illinois; Remote - Massachusetts; Remote - Missouri; Remote - New York; Remote - Pennsylvania; Remote - Virginia; Remote - Washington; Remote - Washington D.C.; Rhode Island; San Diego, California; South Carolina·$182K–250K

CSQ327R221

PLEASE NOTE

Due to federal contract requirements and client site access obligations, eligibility for a U.S. government Public Trust, Secret and/or Top Secret clearance are required to access classified information. Candidates with the interest and eligibility to obtain an active Public Trust or higher clearance are strongly encouraged to apply.

This role requires 25% travel to client sites.

About Databricks

At Databricks, we are passionate about enabling data teams to solve the world's toughest problems, from making the next mode of transportation a reality to accelerating the development of medical breakthroughs. We do this by building and running the world's best data and AI infrastructure platform so our customers can use deep data insights to improve their business. Founded by engineers, and customer obsessed, we leap at every opportunity to solve technical challenges, from designing next-gen UI/UX for interfacing with data to scaling our services and infrastructure across millions of virtual machines. And we're only getting started.

The Role

As a Sr. Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE), you will work with federal, state, and local government customers to build and productionize solutions to their data & AI challenges using the Databricks platform. You will own the architecture, lead design decisions, and implement end-to-end systems spanning data engineering, AI, and application development. We work cross-functionally to shape long-term strategic priorities and initiatives alongside engineering, product, and developer relations. FDEs deliver with c

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