Skills Systems ArchitectActive$139K
The opportunity
Databricks needs to understand what technical capability looks like across several large, fast-moving populations: employees, customers, and partners. Today that happens through role-based learning pathways and product-aligned enablement, an approach that can't keep pace with…
What you'll do
Define the skills taxonomies that make up technical capability and shape how: they’re organized; what skills exist, which are adjacent, which are prerequisites, how quickly they go stale, and what sources are available to learners for developing and maintaining them.
Stand up instrumentation and AI-informed signals that show where capability: stands and where it's drifting. Develop live signals, not a quarterly or monthly health index, to show how skills are moving and evolving.
Anticipate where capability demand is heading. Product releases, market: shifts, and role evolution are constant; track changes closely so emerging skills surface early and content and programs stay ahead of change.
Build the software that maintains the skills taxonomy and capability model,: including LLM-driven skill extraction and organization, agentic pipelines that keep them current, automated drift and gap detection, and APIs that expose it all.
Make the model reusable enterprise context that other systems, teams, and: products build on vs. a training-only asset.
Anywhere skills show up in products: You define what technical capability means and what evidence counts, so wherever skills are inferred, captured, or recognized, it reflects real technical work and skills & abilities.
What they're looking for
- Experience in technical training, learning, enablement, or product education: in data & AI, cloud, or comparable product categories.
- Experience designing capability or skills models and the systems around them,: spanning modeling, measurement, and instrumentation.
- A builder mindset. Ability to use Python and SQL and build apps, with AI: assistance, and wire up pipelines and stand up tooling yourself.
- AI-native. AI tooling is how you build and reason, from extraction and: assessment to agentic workflows and evaluation. You understand when to reach for AI and when not.
- A track record of moving strategy as an IC through analysis and clear writing.
- Familiarity with off-the-shelf skills-intelligence tooling and build-vs-buy tradeoffs.
- Experience instrumenting capability data across several audiences.