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Technical Architect – Microsoft Fabric Data Platform

Full Time · In Office · Atlanta, Georgia (USA)

Posted Aug 28, 2026

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  • Job Title: Technical Architect – Microsoft Fabric Data Platform
  • Location: Atlanta, GA (Onsite)
  • Job Type: FTE

Job Description:

  • Role Summary
  • Experienced Technical Architect (Hands-on) responsible for defining and building the end-to-end architecture of a specialty insurance claims data platform on Microsoft Fabric. Owns the solution design, technology decisions, and implementation of a production-grade Lakehouse and Medallion Architecture, leading data ingestion, transformation, governance, and analytics while actively contributing to development and delivery.

Tagline: Platform Architecture | Microsoft Fabric | AI-Accelerated Delivery | Insurance Claims Modernization

  • Primary Skills (Must-Have)
  • Microsoft Fabric expertise including Lakehouse, OneLake, Data Pipelines, Delta Tables, SQL Database/Warehouse, and Medallion Architecture (Bronze/Silver/Gold).
  • 14+ years of IT experience with 10+ years in Data Architecture, Data Engineering, and Analytics.
  • 8-10+ years of Azure Data Platform and Cloud Architecture experience, including integration, governance, security, scalability, and performance optimization.
  • 10+ years of experience designing enterprise data platforms and layered architectures (Raw, Standardized, Curated).
  • 8+ years of hands-on SQL and Python development experience.
  • 5+ years of experience designing historical data retention and auditability solutions, including record versioning, change tracking, SCD Type 2, and full history preservation.
  • 8+ years of experience in Data Quality, Data Governance, Reconciliation, and Intake Control frameworks.
  • 5+ years of experience in Master Data Management (MDM), record matching, deduplication, entity resolution, and survivorship rules.
  • 3+ years of experience with Azure AI Document Intelligence (Form Recognizer) or equivalent document extraction solutions.
  • 5+ years of experience designing HIPAA/PHI-compliant healthcare data platforms, including privacy, retention, residency, and access controls.
  • Strong client-facing architecture leadership experience, serving as the primary technical authority to drive architecture, design, and implementation decisions.
  • Secondary Skills (Good-to-Have)
  • Experience working with insurance claims, healthcare payer, or health-plan data platforms.
  • Experience with Snowflake data platform architecture and implementation.
  • Microsoft Fabric Analytics Engineer, Azure Solutions Architect, or related Microsoft certifications.
  • Soft Skills & Other Competencies
  • Communication Skills: Effectively communicate with stakeholders using clear verbal, written (emails, documentation), and instant messaging approaches to ensure alignment.
  • Interpersonal Skills: Build and maintain productive relationships across cross-functional teams, provide constructive feedback during requirement workshops, and be open to stakeholder input.
  • Problem-Solving & Analytical Thinking: Strong analytical mindset to evaluate process flows with the ability to troubleshoot requirement gaps, compliance risks, and process inefficiencies.
  • Task / Work Updates: Prior experience working in Agile/Scrum projects with tools like Jira or Azure DevOps. Provide regular updates, demonstrate proactivity, and show due diligence in carrying out responsibilities.
  • Stakeholder Management: Skilled in facilitating workshops, UAT sessions, and requirement walkthroughs while acting as a liaison between business and technical teams to ensure clarity and consensus.
  • Why This Role Matters
  • The customer processes 50,000+ claims annually across 250+ Third-Party Administrators using a fragmented, manual intake stack. The platform you architect will eliminate that friction, automate eligibility workflows, and become the data foundation on which all future AI/ML, BI, and operational capabilities are built. Phase 1 establishes a production-proven foundation on five priority TPAs — the architecture you get right here sets the pattern for the full TPA network in subsequent phases.
  • What You'll Do
  • Understand the customer's business needs and translate to a technical architecture design.
  • Design scalable and configurable data ingestion, transformation, and onboarding frameworks capable of supporting multiple TPA file formats, schema evolution, drift detection, and rapid provider onboarding.
  • Define and implement historical data management, auditability, and replayability strategies, ensuring complete record versioning and preservation of historical business data.
  • Design how the system recognises the same claimant across different files, years and spellings, using a set of matching rules with human review for the uncertain cases.
  • Design how the system will incorporate both OLAP and OLTP processing to meet different use cases. An OLAP process that produces a canonical model for analytics purposes and an OLTP process that feeds the web applications for Eligibility data management, failed file review, and system auditability.
  • Design and govern data quality, reconciliation, validation, duplicate detection, exception handling, and intake control frameworks to ensure data accuracy and operational reliability.
  • Design and integrate Azure AI Document Intelligence or equivalent solutions for automated extraction and processing of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data.
  • Design and govern the Security and compliance side: who can see what, how sensitive health data is protected, how everything is logged, and how data is retained for seven years.
  • Design how the platform copes with roughly ten different file layouts per data provider, so that new layouts can be added by configuration rather than new code.
  • Write down every significant technical decision so the design survives beyond any one person.
  • Design secure operating models that enable global delivery while maintaining compliance with HIPAA and US PHI handling requirements.
  • Lead architecture reviews, establish engineering standards, document key design decisions, and provide technical governance across all workstreams.
  • Serve as the primary technical advisor to client architecture, security, platform, and business leadership teams, driving architecture decisions, managing technical risks, and providing clear recommendations on trade-offs and solution direction.
  • Partner with client and delivery teams to define data consumption patterns, integration standards, and modernization roadmaps, ensuring successful program delivery and scope governance.
  • What Success Looks Like (6-12 Months) / Expected Outcome
  • Successful delivery and adoption of Phases 1 of the Claims Modernization Platform, meeting business objectives, quality standards, and project timelines.
  • Why Join Us
  • Join us to lead a high-impact Microsoft Fabric transformation where your architectural decisions will shape the future of a mission-critical claims data platform. Working closely with senior customer stakeholders, Product, and Engineering teams, you will influence key technology decisions, solve complex data and compliance challenges, and build a scalable platform that delivers measurable business value.

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