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Sr. Manager – Data & AI Support Engineering

Location

Plano, Texas

Contract

Permanent

Full-time

Salary

Not disclosed

Experience

10+ years

Lead level

Job summary

Responsibilities

Lead and scale a world-class AI-first Data & AI Support Engineering organization that combines deep technical expertise, operational excellence, intelligent automation and customer-centric support to accelerate issue resolution, improve platform reliability and drive exceptional customer outcomes…

  • Build AI-enabled support workflows and reusable automations to improve resolution speed and support quality.
  • Use Agentic AI systems, logs, telemetry, observability platforms and internal systems to accelerate troubleshooting and root-cause analysis safely.
  • Create reusable runbooks, prompts, and agentic workflows that scale operational efficiency across teams.
  • Ensure strong AI governance, customer data safety, validation practices, auditability, and human-in-the-loop controls.
  • Partner with Engineering and Product teams to drive AI-first support innovation and operational excellence.

What they're looking for

  • 10+ years of experience designing, building, troubleshooting, and supporting large-scale Data & AI applications using Python, Java, Scala, Spark, or related distributed…
  • Strong work experience of AI-enabled support workflows, agentic AI systems, Claude Skills workflows, RAG architectures, vector databases and any other operational automation…
  • Proven development/delivery experience at a production scale in Databricks tech stacks like Model serving, Lakehouse, Delta, DLT, Lakeflow, Lakebase platforms is a strong plus.
  • Experience using AI tools for troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, observability analysis, and support workflow acceleration.
  • Strong hands-on expertise in Apache Spark, Spark SQL, Structured Streaming, Delta Lake, and distributed data processing systems.

Tech stack

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