Staff Software Engineer- Databricks AI
Bengaluru, IndiaIndia & South Asia
As a Staff Software Engineer and a founding member of the Bengaluru team, you'll be the team's technical lead.
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Bengaluru, IndiaIndia & South Asia
As a Staff Software Engineer and a founding member of the Bengaluru team, you'll be the team's technical lead.
Bengaluru, IndiaIndia & South Asia
As a Senior Software Engineer and a founding member of the Bengaluru team, you'll design and build the backend systems behind these products and take them from design…
Bengaluru, IndiaIndia & South Asia
The Machine Learning (ML) Practice team is a highly specialized customer-facing ML team at Databricks facing an increasing demand for Large Language Model (LLM)-based…
We're hiring a Software Engineer (SDE 2) to own core parts of this platform.
Bengaluru, IndiaIndia & South Asia
We are seeking an experienced, hands-on Team Lead to shape the future of platform observability and proactive customer monitoring. You will partner closely with…
The CEO's Office is a small, cross-functional team that incubates new products, drives the engagements that matter most to the company, and builds the systems that set…
The CPU Infrastructure team runs everything outside the GPU fleet: Kubernetes across Azure, AWS, GCP and Indian sovereign clouds, the network between them, Cloudflare…
We are hiring at 3 to 5 years of experience.
Remote - IndiaIndia & South Asia
As a Senior Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) you will work with customers to build and productionize solutions to their data & AI challenges using the Databricks platform.
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, IndiaIndia & South Asia
As a Senior Staff Software Engineer in the platform team, you will be responsible for the design and implementation of software modules owned by a team.
We are hiring a Software Engineer to own major parts of this platform end to end, working closely with the Staff Engineer who leads its architecture.
You will own the infrastructure that our next family of foundational models is trained on.