Top Database Administrator Jobs

Administer and optimize P21/SQL databases, design logical and physical data models, manage SSRS reports and SSIS packages, ensure security, backups, and recovery, tune performance, collaborate with cross-functional teams and vendors, and document database procedures and policies.

Manage and maintain PostgreSQL databases, ensuring availability, performance, and security. Oversee disaster recovery processes, user management, and database optimization. Collaborate to streamline operations using AI tools and support development teams with best practices.

The Database Administrator will design and administer database infrastructures, manage systems, participate in incident calls, and optimize performance, while collaborating with teams to ensure effective data delivery.

The Senior Platform Engineer will provide database expertise, improve configurations, implement backup strategies, support production, and lead integration of new database technologies.

The role involves supporting and managing enterprise database systems in AWS and on-premises, optimizing performance, and ensuring security compliance.

The Staff Database Administrator will manage and optimize SQL Server and PostgreSQL databases, ensuring high availability and security, automate tasks, and mentor junior DBAs.

Manage, maintain, and optimize production relational databases (primarily Microsoft SQL Server). Design schemas, tune queries, implement clustering/replication, ensure backup/recovery and security, collaborate with developers and IT teams, troubleshoot issues, and document configurations. On-site role with occasional nights and weekends availability required.

Manage design, installation, maintenance, security, and performance tuning of enterprise databases (primarily SQL Server and Azure SQL) across high‑availability and mission‑critical environments. Implement DR/HA, automate tasks with PowerShell, monitor with tools like SolarWinds, collaborate with stakeholders, and provide 24x7 on‑call production support.

The Database Administrator will manage NoSQL/Oracle databases, troubleshoot issues, support applications, and ensure data integrity in a cloud environment.

The role requires a Sybase DBA with extensive experience in database administration, performance tuning, and ensuring database integrity and availability in a production environment.

The role involves basic DBA tasks such as user management, schema export/import, performance analysis, RMAN cloning, network debugging, and scripting.

The MySQL DBA will optimize database performance, monitor health, develop SQL queries, design data models, and implement security measures. Responsibilities include backup planning, disaster recovery, and participating in agile development practices.

The DBA will manage production databases, analyze user requirements, and provide advanced support for DBMS on various operating systems, including IBM Model 204 and Oracle environments.

The Database Administrator coordinates installations, analyzes database structures, implements security controls, modifies databases, and enhances performance. Training others may be required.

The Database Administrator will maintain SQL Server databases, optimize performance, manage security, and implement maintenance tasks. Requires strong T-SQL skills and experience with Windows Server.

The MySQL DBA is responsible for optimizing database configurations, monitoring performance, developing SQL queries, managing backups, and ensuring database security within an agile environment.

The DB2 DBA manages the health of the DB2 LUW platform, supports operations, optimizes database performance, and develops automation tools.

The role involves managing and administering all production and development databases while supporting large scale product and service development using DevOps methodologies and various programming/scripting languages.

The role involves designing databases, managing deployments, supporting production environments, optimizing performance, and implementing best practices in database management.

The Database Administrator will manage the MS SQL Server environment, ensure database performance, security, and support, and develop database structures and documentation.

The Middleware Database Admin is responsible for installation, configuration, and support of Oracle WebLogic and Middleware technologies, as well as troubleshooting, performance tuning, and backup/recovery procedures.

The Database Administrator is responsible for data analysis, management, and performance tuning, configuring databases, and ensuring data integrity.

The Curam DBA will manage database schemas, provide technical support, ensure standards, and collaborate with developers for optimization. Duties include backup, performance monitoring, and creating migration plans.

The role involves maintaining and migrating DB2 subsystems to DB2 11, testing, and assisting with application testing across multiple environments.

This role involves Teradata database administration tasks including user setup, security management, performance monitoring, query tuning, and reporting. The candidate will lead an application sector and work within both onsite and offshore models.