San Francisco, CA · On-site
$140K - $170K/yr
You've done the migrations, designed the tenants, untangled the identity problems others gave up on, and you've architected large office networks. Your next step is a role where clients calls you ...
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San Francisco, CA · On-site
$140K - $170K/yr
You've done the migrations, designed the tenants, untangled the identity problems others gave up on, and you've architected large office networks. Your next step is a role where clients calls you ...
San Francisco, CA · On-site
$140K - $170K/yr
You've done the migrations, designed the tenants, untangled the identity problems others gave up on, and you've architected large office networks. Your next step is a role where clients calls you ...
Quick apply
San Francisco, CA · On-site
$140K - $170K/yr
You've done the migrations, designed the tenants, untangled the identity problems others gave up on, and you've architected large office networks. Your next step is a role where clients calls you ...
| Aspect | Untangled | Data Analyst |
|---|---|---|
| Required Credentials | Typically a degree in data science, statistics, or related field | Often a degree in statistics, mathematics, or related field |
| Work Environment | Tech companies, startups, or consulting firms | Corporate, finance, healthcare, and various industries |
| Employer & Industry Usage | Used in tech and consulting sectors for data-driven decision making | Common across multiple industries for analyzing data sets |
While Untangled and Data Analyst roles both involve working with data, Untangled often refers to a specific company or platform specializing in data solutions, whereas Data Analyst is a broader job title found across many industries. The skills and credentials overlap significantly, but the context and industry focus differ.
$140K - $170K/yr
Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO
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You've done the migrations, designed the tenants, untangled the identity problems others gave up on, and you've architected large office networks. Your next step is a role where clients calls you when the stakes are highest, and where you walk into a new environment and shape what the engagement should look like.
Cobaltix handles technology for Bay Area companies that invest in their infrastructure and make it an asset: biotech and research labs, financial firms, and fast-growing teams in various industries. Our people excel by understanding the technology deeply, knowing how it fits into a client's business (what it costs, what it's worth, what problem is really being solved), and by building long-standing relationships. That's the path to success in this role.
What the work actually looks like: You'll be the technical, hands-on lead for a set of clients you get to know deeply over time. The work varies: Entra ID tenant designs for firms with serious compliance requirements, Exchange mail flow problems that MSPs gave up on, hybrid Azure migrations that have to go right the first time, and multi-site network designs that hold up across headquarters and satellite offices. Increasingly, clients also ask how to think about AI. The landscape is changing and part of the job is helping them cut through the noise, understand what's actually useful for their business, and adopt and build tools without creating security or data governance problems. You'll be in client meetings, you'll write the runbook, and you'll execute it alongside the rest of the team. This is a hybrid role in San Francisco, on-site usually but remote when it makes sense. Our average is a 60/40 split on-site/remote.
Why you shouldn't apply: You want to work fully remote, work with a narrow tech stack or you want to get to a pure management position. Those are real jobs, just not this one.
Compensation: $140k to $170k total (base plus monthly bonus), $10k signing bonus. Full-time, not a contract role. The path beyond that is based on performance.
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51 - 200 Employees
San Francisco, CA, US