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Data Platform Operations Manager (London, ENG)

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Operations manager for a newly built enterprise data platform on Microsoft Fabric and Azure at a large global organisation's new Data & AI function. Day to day: manage Fabric capacities, workspaces, environments and releases with CI/CD via Azure DevOps, monitor platform health and capacity, handle incidents, and drive DataOps and automation.

Data Platform Operations Manager – Microsoft Fabric


A large global organisation is building a brand-new Data & AI function and investing heavily in a new enterprise data platform built around Microsoft Fabric and Azure.

We’re looking for a Data Platform Operations Manager to help take operational ownership of the platform – ensuring it is stable, secure, performant and ready to support Data Engineering, Analytics and AI teams globally.

What you’ll be doing:

• Operating and supporting the Microsoft Fabric platform

• Managing Fabric capacities, workspaces, permissions and environments

• Supporting Dev, Test, UAT, Pre-Prod and Production environments

• Managing releases, deployment pipelines and CI/CD through Azure DevOps

• Monitoring platform health, performance, capacity and consumption

• Managing incidents, troubleshooting and root-cause analysis

• Building monitoring, alerting and operational dashboards

• Driving DataOps, automation and continuous improvement

• Working closely with Data Engineering, Architecture, Security and Governance teams

We’re looking for experience across:

Microsoft Fabric | Azure | Azure DevOps | CI/CD | DataOps | Platform Operations | Monitoring & Observability | ITIL | IAM | Production Support


This is a great opportunity to join a newly created data team at an early stage and play a key role in shaping how a modern global data platform is operated and scaled.


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