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NTT · Bangalore, KA, IN, India

Data Engineer Advisor

Bangalore, KA, IN, IndiaFull-timeData & Analytics

Listed on NTT’s official careers site. Posted October 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

India T&M Special Bonus

Candidate required only from Bengaluru or Gurgaon location Key responsibilities

  • Design and build scalable Azure data pipelines using ADF, Synapse and Microsoft Fabric
  • Develop modern Lakehouse architectures and AI-ready data platforms Engineer solutions for structured, semi-structured and unstructured data
  • Work with Azure Data Lake, Cosmos DB and Azure SQL/Synapse Support AI use cases including RAG, vector search and Azure AI Search
  • Collaborate with business stakeholders to translate requirements into data solutions
  • Deliver production-ready, high-performance data engineering solutions Key experience required
  • 10 years total & 6+ years relevant experience
  • Strong experience as an Azure Data Engineer Hands-on expertise with ADF, Synapse, Microsoft Fabric and ADLS Gen2 Experience with Azure Cosmos DB and NoSQL data modelling Exposure to AI/GenAI data pipelines, including RAG, embeddings or vector search Strong Python and SQL development skills Experience with data discovery, profiling and data quality frameworks
  • Knowledge of CI/CD and Azure DevOps practices

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