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The Database Administrator will support an IT Managed Services program by analyzing database requirements, maintaining and coordinating changes to databases, implementing new database designs, optimizing performance, and resolving capacity issues, among other responsibilities. The role requires collaboration with IT partners and expertise in various DBMS platforms.
The Database Administrator will manage and optimize database performance, integrity, and security, troubleshoot issues, and implement policies. Duties include backup, recovery, performance tuning, and working closely with IT teams to improve database efficiency and support long-term strategic goals.
The AWS Database Administrator is responsible for managing and optimizing Oracle and MS SQL databases, along with extensive experience with AWS managed databases such as RDS and Redshift. Key responsibilities include database migration, ensuring performance and security, disaster recovery planning, and providing support for complex database issues.
The Oracle Apps DBA (OIPA) is responsible for providing production support for Oracle databases, managing installations, upgrades, and migrations of Oracle 12c and 19c. The role requires advanced understanding of RDBMS architecture, performance tuning, and backup/recovery processes, while working in a fast-paced, remote team environment.
The Database Administrator will support operational requirements of computer network systems by administering and maintaining network security, installing and upgrading systems, and training staff on applicable software. The role is critical for the effective functioning of military EO/IR and laser systems.
The Database Administrator will support and maintain the integrity, security, and availability of multiple databases. Responsibilities include performance analysis, disaster recovery, and the administration of Oracle, SQL Server, and SYBASE databases. The DBA will also migrate Oracle databases to AWS RDS and optimize DBMS performance.
The Mongo DB DBA role involves managing and optimizing MongoDB databases, including deployment, backup, security, and performance tuning. Responsibilities also include monitoring database health, supporting application teams, and developing tools for data migration. Occasional on-call support is required, and knowledge of Kubernetes and container technologies is essential.
The Principal Database Administrator will support mission-critical database systems, provide technical direction for complex data challenges, and manage multiple projects. Responsibilities include designing, implementing, and maintaining database systems while ensuring performance optimization and after-hours support. Strong expertise in SQL Server, AWS, and Azure is required, along with problem-solving skills and the ability to work in a dynamic environment.
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Manage and administer MSSQL and PostgreSQL databases, developing and optimizing SQL queries, designing stored procedures, and ensuring database security. Collaborate with teams for database troubleshooting and use AWS services for deployments. Maintain system performance and integrity, while staying updated with best practices in database management.
As a Senior Database Administrator at Crunchtime, you will manage database operations, perform maintenance, and optimize performance. Your responsibilities include database deployments, upgrades, and providing support to development teams while mentoring junior DBAs. You will also participate in on-call rotations and scheduled maintenance.
The ITSM Database Administrator I will assist in designing and building relational databases, develop data acquisition strategies, and maintain the database. This role requires strong analytical skills, effective communication, and the ability to support various IT systems for federal government projects. The candidate will work with project teams and manage financial data documentation.
The ITSM Database Administrator II will design and manage relational databases, support data acquisition and archive recovery, and perform database maintenance. Responsibilities include assisting with financial data analysis, conducting reconciliations, and supporting project teams with IT and operational tasks. Requires strong analytical skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office tools.
The Senior SQL Database Administrator will implement business continuity processes, focusing on performance tuning, and ensuring the availability and security of Microsoft SQL Server databases. Responsibilities include technical troubleshooting, disaster recovery planning, and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance database design and performance.
The ITSM Database Administrator I will assist in designing and managing relational databases, develop data acquisition strategies, clean and maintain databases, and evaluate new data sources. This role requires supporting program managers and project teams with various IT tasks while ensuring compliance with established criteria.
The Database Administrator will support a Federal Agency by performing database management tasks, ensuring data quality and compliance, creating public use files, and providing statistical analysis services. They will collaborate on database policy and resolve access and performance issues while maintaining meticulous documentation.
The ITSM Database Administrator I supports an American scientific agency by designing and building relational databases, developing data acquisition strategies, and maintaining the database. The role requires analytical skills for data reconciliation and financial data evaluation, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite. Candidates should have 0-2 years of experience and a Bachelor’s degree.
The Enterprise Systems Database Administrator is responsible for defining data requirements, designing databases, ensuring database performance, troubleshooting database issues, and providing on-call support. The role involves working with military IT systems and requires advanced database management skills and certifications.
The Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) is responsible for managing the performance, integrity, and security of Oracle databases. Responsibilities include installing and configuring database software, performing tuning and troubleshooting, managing database security, and implementing disaster recovery plans. The DBA collaborates with teams to ensure database changes align with business needs and provides after-hours support as needed.
The Oracle Banner Database Administrator is responsible for supporting Oracle databases and related tools for multiple clients, managing updates and patches, conducting database tuning and optimization, and providing technical leadership for Ellucian Banner products in a higher education context.
The Database Administrator will manage SQL databases and MS Access frontends, maintain and enhance data systems, design database models, perform data analysis, and create reports. They will also support application workflows and ensure effective operations of existing database systems.
The Database Administrator will provide support for database systems involved in planning and executing missions for the Joint Navigation Warfare Center, develop data processing protocols, and monitor databases for optimal performance.
The Database Administrator manages and maintains databases for accurate data protection from breaches, focusing on performance monitoring, security, backup, and recovery strategies. Responsibilities include database administration, user support, documentation, and collaboration with IT teams to ensure effective database operations.
The ITSM Database Administrator II will support a U.S. Department of Commerce agency by designing and building relational databases, cleaning existing data, and ensuring adherence to quality standards. Required skills include strong analytical abilities, experience with IT systems, and proficiency in various Microsoft Office applications for reporting and presentations.
The Database Administrator is responsible for data analysis and database management, including designing, maintaining, and enhancing database systems. The role requires extensive experience with SQL scripting, MS SQL Server, and agile methodologies, focusing on database performance tuning and security measures.
The System Database Administrator is responsible for managing SQL databases, ensuring data security in Windows environments, and applying necessary security measures. Some job experience is preferred to effectively handle database management tasks.
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