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Job Title: MS Fabric Enterprise Architect Duck Creek


Experience: 12-16 Years

Location: PAN India

Work Mode: As per project requirements


Job Summary

We are looking for an experienced MS Fabric Enterprise Architect with strong expertise in Microsoft Azure Fabric, Snowflake, and Insurance Property & Casualty (P&C) domain. The candidate will be responsible for designing enterprise data architectures, building scalable Lakehouse solutions, and integrating Duck Creek platforms with Azure-based data and analytics ecosystems.The role requires strong architectural leadership, stakeholder management, and experience delivering enterprise-level Data & Analytics solutions.


Mandatory Technical Skills

  • Microsoft Fabric / Azure Fabric architecture and implementation.
  • Strong Insurance P&C domain knowledge.
  • Hands-on experience with Duck Creek Clarity and Duck Creek Policy, Billing, and Claims platforms.
  • Expertise in Snowflake and enterprise data architecture.
  • Azure Data Factory, Azure Key Vault, Azure Functions, Logic Apps, API Management (APIM), and Microsoft Entra ID.
  • Lakehouse architecture, OneLake, data modelling, and PySpark.
  • Azure SQL Managed Instance, MS SQL Server, and DB2.
  • Data migration from on-premises databases to cloud platforms.
  • Microsoft Fabric capacity estimation, tenant security, data governance, data cataloguing, and data mapping.
  • Design reviews, code reviews, and enterprise architecture documentation.

Key Responsibilities

  • Define Microsoft Fabric platform architecture, enterprise data architecture, and technology roadmaps.
  • Design and implement scalable Lakehouse architectures and data models using OneLake.
  • Architect integration solutions for Duck Creek Policy, Billing, Claims, and Clarity within Azure ecosystems.
  • Design enterprise BI, reporting, and analytics solutions to address business requirements.
  • Optimize data processing using PySpark and distributed computing techniques.
  • Establish architecture standards, reference architectures, security controls, and governance frameworks.
  • Lead architecture discussions with client stakeholders and senior leadership.
  • Conduct design and code reviews, identify architectural risks, and recommend best practices.
  • Drive cloud migration initiatives from on-premises databases to Azure and Snowflake.
  • Facilitate requirements discovery, data mapping, entity relationships, business rules, and solution design.
  • Perform effort estimation, project planning, task allocation, and technical mentoring.
  • Support Duck Creek Clarity pre-sales activities, solution presentations, and consulting engagements.
  • Guide teams on architecture best practices and the effective use of GenAI tools.

Required Soft Skills

  • Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
  • Strong client and stakeholder management capabilities.
  • Ability to present and defend architecture decisions to senior leadership.
  • Strong analytical thinking, requirement assessment, and effort estimation skills.
  • Experience working in Agile environments, preferably with Azure DevOps (ADO).

Preferred Skills

  • Experience with Snowflake Cortex (COCO, if applicable to the project terminology).
  • Knowledge of XML and JSON data formats.
  • Experience with Azure DevOps and Agile delivery methodologies.
  • Experience in financial risk, insurance operations, and enterprise transformation initiatives.

Ideal Candidate: An enterprise or data solution architect with 1216 years of experience, combining Microsoft Fabric, Snowflake, and Duck Creek expertise with strong Insurance P&C domain knowledge and client-facing architecture leadership.

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