Manager, Enterprise Information Mgmt Platform Admin

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Day - 08 Hour (United States of America)

Manage, in a highly automated manner, the infrastructure of SHC's Enterprise Information Management (EIM) platform (currently DataBricks on Azure in a mesh architecture with GCP and AWS environments) including SecOps, DevOps, FinOps, orchestration, etc. Collaborate with owners of Data Products and other solutions, including Data Scientists creating AI/ML solutions, to align solutions to standards and deploy to production.

This is a Stanford Health Care job.

A Brief Overview
This role will have a primary focus on day-to-day administration, monitoring, and support of the Enterprise Information Management (EIM) platform, participate in management of the Cloud infrastructure, and design, build, and operate process automations to manage the platform.

This role provides subject matter leadership for one or more domains and/or operational frameworks (SecOps, DevOps, FinOps, Architecture, etc.) of the EIM platform. They drive evolution of related portions of the EIM architectural blue print and roadmap through regular assessment of new/evolving technologies that may be leveraged to improve operational efficiency, data quality, and adoption of data products. They also manage the financial operations (FinOps) for their domain(s) in alignment with EIM policies and budgets.

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in cloud technologies, particularly Azure Databricks, utilize systems thinking to holistically create solutions, and a passion for driving automation and efficiency in data management processes.

You will work closely with various teams and leadership to facilitate the innovation processes while ensuring data integrity, security, and compliance.

This individual will lead projects, mentor team members, define architect strategies that advance the goals of the organization, make architectural/design decisions, and define & monitor technical standards for the team.

This role will reside in Stanford Health's Enterprise Information Management department.

Locations
Stanford Health Care

What you will do

• Technical Leadership: Serve as the highest technical authority for a specific operational domain and/or technology. Provide technical leadership to the team and others within SHC on best practice uses and capabilities and how to utilize these to enable solutions.
• Innovation and Research: Drive innovation by researching and implementing cutting-edge technologies and methodologies.
• Develop vendor/platform relationships and influence product adoption based on SHC needs and priorities.
• Strategy & Architecture Design: Design complex data architectures and frameworks to support business needs. Define and maintain components of the Lakehouse reference architecture and standards. Collaborate with leadership on architectural blueprint, roadmap, and budgeting to support the EIM strategy.
• EIM Environment & Infrastructure Mgmt: Collaborate with Cloud Infrastructure leadership to align and optimize common operational processes (IaC, DevOps, FinOps, etc.).
• Design and enforce platform standards: environment separation (dev/test/prod), workspace segmentation, cluster policy design, catalog structure, secure library/dependency management, etc.
• Data Operations Management: Own domains and/or components of the data platform and operational processes.
• Analyze incidents and platform performance metrics to drive incident response excellence.
• ⁠Data Pipelines/Ingestion: Design and implement scalable and efficient data pipelines for various data types (structured, semi-structured, and unstructured) from various sources, including databases, APIs, and third-party services.
• Security and Compliance: Contribute to risk management with Security and Compliance to define potential solutions (i.e., threat modeling, control design and testing, evidence collection for audits, and continuous compliance automation) and new technology.
• Assess controls to meet healthcare data security requirements. Conduct recuring access audits/reviews.
• FinOps: Contribute to cost governance, usage showback/chargeback reporting, chargeback agreements, etc.
• Documentation and Training: Create comprehensive documentation of solutions and operations processes. Conduct training sessions for internal teams on operational protocols and best practices.
• Collaboration: Work closely with cross-functional teams and lead discussions on platform capabilities and operational processes/standards.
• Innovation: Evaluate and