Austrian retail bank modernizing legacy data warehouse to cloud
Volksbank operates a 1,000–5,000-person Austrian retail bank migrating from on-premises SQL Server/Exasol infrastructure to Azure Synapse and cloud-native analytics. The stack shift—adopting Microsoft Fabric and Databricks while moving dbt and Power BI upstack—reveals a push toward self-service analytics and real-time pipelines. Hiring velocity is accelerating with 9 active roles, heavily skewed to sales (6 roles), suggesting parallel growth in digital advisory capacity alongside infrastructure modernization.
Notable leadership hires: Commercial Customer Lead
Volksbank is Austria's largest cooperative bank network, headquartered in Vienna, serving entrepreneurs and private clients across the country for over 170 years. The bank operates a traditional advisory model with in-person and video consultation channels, supplemented by digital banking services. Internally, the organization is executing a multi-year cloud migration of its data warehouse, combined with projects to design target analytics architectures, optimize reporting pipelines, and build scalable data ingestion. Current scaling efforts focus on expanding the advisory team and addressing regulatory compliance requirements in cloud data processing.
SQL Server, PL/SQL, Apache Spark, dbt, Power BI, Exasol, and Azure Synapse for analytics; Jira and Confluence for collaboration. Adopting Microsoft Fabric and Databricks.
Primary focus: migrating legacy data warehouse to cloud, designing target architectures in Microsoft Fabric and Databricks, building dbt data models, deploying Power BI reporting, and optimizing analytics pipeline performance.
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