Sr. Automation Engineer - IT Asset Management

Databricks · Bellevue, Washington; Mountain View, California; San Francisco, California; Seattle, Washington · Infrastructure · listed October 9, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Senior
Experience asked
5+ years
Where
Hybrid
Stated pay
$143,400 – $197,100 USD
Requirements listed
5
Length
1,001 words

In the posting’s own words

As a Senior Automation Engineer on the IT Asset Management team at Databricks, you will be the technical engine behind transforming how we manage ~$XXM/yr in asset spend across SaaS licenses and hardware. Your primary mission is to eliminate manual toil and build scalable, AI-powered automation that makes asset operations fast, accurate, and effortless as Databricks scales past 14,000 employees.

What it asks for · 5

  • 5+ years of experience in IT systems engineering, automation engineering, or a related technical role.
  • Proven track record of delivering complex, multi-system automation projects with measurable business impact.
  • Strong automation-first mindset: you see a manual process and immediately think about how to build a scalable, reliable automated solution.
  • Ability to operate with minimal guidance, take ownership of ambiguous problems, and deliver consistently high-quality work in a fast-paced environment.
  • We value a great generalist who can learn a domain quickly over a narrow specialist. You should be comfortable ramping into unfamiliar systems and business processes and building effective automation without needing deep prior domain expertise.

Also a plus

  • Experience with Databricks, data lakehouse architectures, or SQL-based analytics platforms.
  • Experience with IT asset management or SaaS management tools (e.g., Oomnitza, Productiv, Zluri, or similar).
  • Experience with no-code/low-code automation platforms (e.g., Tines, Workato, or similar).
  • Familiarity with ITIL processes or IT service management frameworks.

What the job covers

  • New hire laptop provisioning: Build end-to-end automation for assigning, configuring, and shipping laptops to new hires, targeting a 75% reduction in manual ticket toil.
  • SaaS license lifecycle: Automate license consumption monitoring, inactivity-based seat clawbacks, renewal alerting, and cost optimization workflows to help drive $1.5M+ in annual savings and cost avoidance.
  • Asset data quality: Automate CMDB/inventory reconciliation, deduplication, and multi-device detection to bring asset records to audit-ready accuracy.
  • Offboarding asset recovery: Automate tracking and recovery of hardware from exiting employees, reducing loss and improving chain-of-custody compliance.
  • Broader IT Ops automation (over time): Extend automation into IT support, AV/VC and event support, and incident response management as the ITAM automation foundation matures.

Tools and skills named

Data
  • Databricks3×
  • Data pipelines
  • Data warehouse
  • ETL
Models & research
  • LLM4×
  • Prompt engineering
Go to market
  • SaaS4×
Languages
  • Bash
  • Python
  • SQL
Frameworks
  • REST2×
Security & compliance
  • Audit
  • Security
Ways of working
  • Cross-functional

Words the posting leans on

  • automation16×
  • asset13×
  • management12×
  • experience9×
  • asset management6×
  • similar6×
  • data5×
  • license5×
  • support5×
  • systems5×
  • tools5×
  • workflows5×
  • building4×
  • platforms4×
  • processes4×
  • saas4×

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