4 openings · 1 company · Updated November 12, 2026
Senior roles asking for six to nine years of experience.
4 jobs
As a Solutions Architect, you will lead the technical strategy for your customers — owning architecture discussions, driving platform adoption, and serving as a trusted advisor to…
Python · Go · AWS · Azure · GCP
Solutions Architect (L5) The Role As a Solutions Architect, you will lead the technical strategy for your customers — owning architecture discussions, driving platform adoption, and…
Python · Go · AWS · Azure · GCP
CSQ327R224 *This role requires an active Secret or Top Secret clearance* About Databricks At Databricks, we are passionate about enabling data teams to solve the world's toughest…
Databricks · UX · Product · Operations
FEQ227R255 The Role As a Sr. Solutions Architect, you are an expert-level technical leader responsible for the organization's most complex customer engagements. You drive consumption…
Python · SQL · Spark · Databricks · Product
There are 4 open Senior-Level jobs in Connecticut right now, posted by 1 employer, including Databricks. 1 of them were posted in the last seven days, and the newest on November 4, 2026.
Most openings ask for 6–9 years of experience; 100% are remote and 0% hybrid; the skills asked for most are Python, Go, AWS, Azure and GCP.
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4 Senior-Level jobs are open in Connecticut as of November 12, 2026, from 1 employer. The list is refreshed twice a day from the employers' own career pages, and closed openings are removed.
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Not at the moment: the current openings ask for three years or more, or do not say.
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