Full-Time

Associate Manager

Cloud Data Platform Engineer

Posted on 11/23/2025

Deadline 12/18/25
SC Johnson

SC Johnson

10,001+ employees

Manufactures and markets household products sustainably

No salary listed

Racine, WI, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid arrangement: 1 remote day per week; must be onsite in Racine, WI.

Category
DevOps & Infrastructure (2)
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Required Skills
Microsoft Azure
SQL
Tableau
Databricks
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Business or related degree or relevant military experience considered in lieu of degree requirement
  • 5+ years of experience supporting Cloud Data Platform Architectures
  • 3+ years of experience in engineering, and support of Cloud and on-premises platforms and technologies within medium-to-large-scale companies - Microsoft Azure preferred
  • Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without the need for current or future sponsorship for full-time employment
  • Full Time onsite position in Racine, WI
  • Remote work available once per week for eligible employees
  • This role is not eligible for relocation
Responsibilities
  • Provide technical support for tools in Azure like Databricks, Synapse, Fabric and Azure Data Factory
  • Provide Technical Architecture and Engineering Guidance on new Cloud Data Platform service implementations
  • Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to data platform services.
  • Work closely with Data Analytics teams to understand their requirements and provide guidance on how to use these tools effectively
  • Collaborate closely with Cloud Platform team members to ensure Data Platform Architectures are designed to take advantage of underlying Cloud Platform services and configurations
  • Create and present Data Platform Environment Architecture designs to various SCJ review teams such as Architecture Review Board (ARB) and Security Review Board (SRB)
  • Awareness of integration with Analytical solution outside of Azure landscape, eg: Tableau, DataRobot, Starburst, Immuta, Thoughtspot
  • Continuously improve support processes and procedures
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with engineering, deploying, and configuring Azure Data Platform environments such as Databricks, Synapse and Fabric
  • Experience with writing infrastructure as code and deploying infrastructure using Terraform
  • Experience with Azure DevOps, Git and its workflows, Azure Repo/GitHub
  • Experience with network layers and network infrastructures
  • Experience with Scripting languages such as PowerShell, Python, Shell scripting
  • Basic understanding of Operating System environments including Windows and Linux
  • Azure Certified Data EngineerAzure Certified Architect
  • Experience in Cloud-based security controls
  • Understanding of Global Data Residency laws and regulations
  • Experience with Azure Storage design including ADLS, Blob, Files, Queues and Tables
  • Experience in working with onsite/offshore support model/framework
  • Self-driven and ability to identify tasks/activities required to keep the environment healthy
  • Understanding of performance and capacity management and reporting
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Solid teamwork and interpersonal skills
  • Self-starter and self-learner

SC Johnson is a fifth-generation family-owned consumer goods company that develops and sells household products such as cleaning supplies, air care, pest control, and storage solutions. Its product lines include well-known brands like Windex, Glade, and Ziploc, which are sold through online and offline retail channels worldwide. The company’s products work by solving everyday cleaning, scent, pest control, and storage needs with formulated liquids, sprays, wipes, sachets, bags, and containers designed for home use. SC Johnson differentiates itself from competitors through its long family lineage, a strong focus on sustainability, and a commitment to environmental stewardship—reducing manufacturing waste and greenhouse gas emissions while increasing renewable energy use. Its goal is to build trusted brands that meet consumer needs while operating responsibly and delivering eco-friendly choices globally.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

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Founded

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What believers are saying

  • OFF! sponsors Major League Fishing from 2026, boosting event visibility.
  • Partners Sherwood Forest to plant native trees via 20 community groups.
  • Invests $10M in Nairobi for 20M Guardian repellent units against malaria.

What critics are saying

  • Reckitt's Dettol eco-lines capture 15% premium cleaning sales from Windex.
  • Unilever's Method doubles reusable packaging, missing SC Johnson's 30% plastic target.
  • P&G Febreze refills cut Glade revenue 10-15% via subscriptions in 12 months.

What makes SC Johnson unique

  • Fifth-generation family-owned structure fosters long-term sustainability focus.
  • Trusted brands like Windex, Glade, Ziploc dominate household categories globally.
  • Pioneers picaridin-based OFF! Deep Woods MAX for 10-hour insect protection.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Parental Leave

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Vacation

401(k) Company Match

Profit Sharing

Company News

Racine County Eye
Mar 24th, 2026
SC Johnson demolishing former St. Mary's Hospital building in 2026; no replacement plans.

SC Johnson demolishing former St. Mary's Hospital building in 2026; no replacement plans. Follow us. The nearly century-old landmark that is the former St. Mary's Hospital on the SC Johnson campus in Racine will come down this year. Company officials confirmed it will demolish the former St. Mary's Hospital building on Grand Avenue and currently has no plans to replace it. SC Johnson said renovation was determined not to be practical. No demolition timeline has been announced. "The former St. Mary's Hospital building holds significance for many SC Johnson people and members of the Racine community, as many community members were born there," the company said in a statement. St. Mary's journey from hospital to headquarters. St. Mary's was not Racine's first hospital. That distinction belongs to St. Luke's, founded in 1872 by St. Luke's Episcopal Church and built on Wisconsin Avenue in 1876. Before either hospital existed, Racine residents lacked medical facilities, and care was provided by individual physicians making house calls. The Franciscan Sisters opened Racine's second hospital in 1882, first in a renovated hotel, then in a permanent structure dedicated in 1889. The 1933 building on Grand Avenue, the one SC Johnson is now demolishing, was St. Mary's third home before its move to Spring Street. Groundbreaking on the Spring Street campus began in July 1974, and on August 20, 1977, the new St. Mary's went into service. The following day, SC Johnson purchased the Grand Avenue property for $1.5 million, remodeling it to house research and development operations known internally as the Louis Laboratories. R&D had relocated there from the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Research Tower in 1981 and remained until 2019, when it moved to the Johnson Diversey building on Highway 20. Prior to SC Johnson's purchase, various community groups had explored converting the hospital into senior housing but concluded it was not feasible. When SC Johnson acquired the property, the company donated funds to support the construction of elderly care facilities in Racine. St. Mary's and St. Luke's Memorial Hospital later affiliated to form All Saints Healthcare System, which today operates as Ascension All Saints across two Racine campuses, including the former St. Luke's campus at 1320 Wisconsin Avenue. Like Loading... Support our work. Stories like this hold leaders accountable. We fact-checked GOP lawmakers' claims, analyzed the county budget, and gave you the whole picture - not just the headlines. Support independent journalism for $2/week. Your contribution is appreciated.

Sherwood Forest Trust
Jan 8th, 2026
Care for your patch of Sherwood

Care for your patch of Sherwood. The Sherwood Forest trust is delighted to be partnering with SC Johnson to launch its new community campaign, care for your patch of Sherwood. Their support is helping Sherwood Forest bring people together across Nottinghamshire to reconnect with the wide, ancient landscape of Sherwood and take hands-on action for its recovery. Sherwood Forest is famous across the world for its ancient oaks and legendary heritage, yet much of this once-continuous landscape now survives as scattered fragments stretching across most of Nottinghamshire. Many local people feel far removed from the woodland they grew up hearing about. This project aims to change that by giving communities the tools, skills, and confidence to look after the green spaces on their doorstep. With SC Johnson's sponsorship, Sherwood Forest'll be working with at least 20 community groups, supporting over 200 local residents to plant and care for native trees and shrubs grown in its community tree nursery, the Sherwood Seedbank. These efforts will boost biodiversity, support carbon capture, and create healthier, more welcoming places for people and wildlife alike. As well as practical action, the project will offer education and hands-on learning. Sherwood Forest will be hosting events at the Sherwood Seedbank, including a celebratory event on Wednesday 14th January 2026, which will bring participants together for guided tours and workshops. This aims to educate participants about how to care for the trees and shrubs they will be planting, as well as seed collecting, tree propagation, biodiversity, and its living history of Sherwood Forest. Most importantly, it will educate people about the value of the right tree, in the right place. The campaign will launch as part of Sherwood Forest Day, inviting groups, parishes, and schools to adopt "their patch of Sherwood." Stories, photos, and mapped planting locations will be shared on an interactive online hub, helping everyone see the growing, county-wide impact. The celebration continues into the Sherwood Forest Woodland Festival 2026, Nottinghamshire's only woodland festival and the largest of its kind in the East Midlands. Here, communities will have the chance to showcase their hard work, learn traditional woodland skills, and celebrate Sherwood Forest's wider story. By empowering residents to notice, nurture, and enjoy the richness of their local woodland, the project aims to strengthens community pride, improve wellbeing, and lays out the groundwork for long-term stewardship. It's a partnership that supports a greener Nottinghamshire today and builds a legacy for generations to come. Sherwood Forest is truly grateful to SC Johnson for standing alongside Sherwood Forest in this work in helping local people care for the landscape that has shaped Nottinghamshire for centuries.

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Sep 25th, 2025
UW-GB Receives Grant to Study Microplastics in Lake Michigan | SEEHAFER NEWS.COM

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay was awarded $330,000 in grant funding from SC Johnson to study the impact microplastics in Lake Michigan and the Bay of Green Bay have on aquatic life.

The Night Ministry
Aug 7th, 2025
The Night Ministry Receives $20,000 Grant from SC Johnson to Expand Mobile Healthcare Services

The Night Ministry receives $20,000 grant from SC Johnson to expand mobile healthcare services.

The Jewish Link
May 22nd, 2025
SC Johnson Wins Grand Prix and Five Cannes Lions for Ziploc(R) "Preserved Promos" Campaign

RACINE, Wis., June 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - SC Johnson today announced that it has captured the Grand Prix in Creative Commerce, along with five Cannes Lions at the 2025 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.

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