Top Database Administrator Jobs

The Database Administrator will ensure database health and performance, assist in development operations, perform optimization tasks, and maintain high security protocols while collaborating with development teams.

The Z/OS DB2 DBA is responsible for maintaining and enhancing z/OS DB2 databases, troubleshooting issues, providing database support, and ensuring performance and availability, including after-hours support.

The Database Administrator will manage and maintain database systems, handle complex specifications, perform SQL code reviews, and monitor performance.

The Database Administrator role involves managing and maintaining production databases, developing database procedures, conducting code reviews, and performance tuning, while mentoring staff and ensuring effective communication.

The Senior Database Administrator will manage Microsoft SQL Server databases, focusing on daily administration, capacity planning, replication, and performance tuning while mentoring existing staff.

The role involves managing Curam application schemas, providing technical support for Oracle databases, and database performance tuning in a health services IT environment.

The Senior Database Administrator will manage Microsoft SQL Server databases, focusing on administration, capacity planning, monitoring growth, and ensuring high availability via replication and clustering. Responsibilities also include troubleshooting complex issues and providing training to staff.

The DB2 DBA will be responsible for monitoring, maintaining, and optimizing DB2 databases on AIX, providing on-call support, and performing database deployments.

The role involves managing and maintaining PostgreSQL and Oracle databases. Key responsibilities include performance tuning, backups, and troubleshooting.

Manage IMS databases, optimize performance, troubleshoot issues, implement security using RACF, and provide Level 3 support for IMS technologies.

Responsible for monitoring and troubleshooting SQL Server performance, managing database infrastructure, and ensuring prompt resolution of issues throughout the software development lifecycle.

The role involves technical delivery as a UDB DB2 DBA, client interaction, and collaboration with an offshore team, requiring over 5 years of experience.

The Documentum Developer/Database Admin will manage SQL environments, contribute to long-term planning, and ensure effective resource use. Experience with Documentum and Oracle databases is required.

The Sr. MS SQL DBA will manage, configure, maintain, and monitor SQL Server environments, handle support requests, and ensure system operability.

The MySQL DBA will manage data loading and refreshing for performance testing, working with DBAs to model and maintain the database.

The MSSQL DBA-Developer administers Microsoft SQL Server databases, ensuring performance and integration for data warehousing solutions across the company, focusing on data governance, security, and AI enablement.

The Database Administrator ensures stability, security, and performance of databases, collaborates with teams for design and deployment, and optimizes resources.

The role involves supporting SQL servers, database maintenance, disaster recovery, ETL administration, and collaboration with report writers. Strong troubleshooting and training skills are required.

Seeking a PeopleSoft Admin/DBA Lead with 5+ years of experience in application and database administration, upgrade experience, and strong knowledge of PeopleSoft technologies.

The role requires an experienced DBA with expertise in NoSQL and SQL, emphasizing Big Data development, cloud, and strong communication for stakeholder engagement.

The Netezza DBA will manage Netezza databases, oversee database development, implement security measures, and support application releases while collaborating with project teams.

We are seeking a Teradata DBA with extensive SQL experience for data management, performance optimization, and support for Microstrategy. Responsibilities include code maintenance, QA testing, and documentation updates.

The Lead Database Administrator oversees Microsoft and Oracle databases, ensuring performance, integrity, and security. Responsibilities include managing upgrades, compliance, and mentoring junior DBAs, while also leading database strategy and capacity planning.

Responsible for managing and supporting relational databases, ensuring system performance, and providing technical solutions.

The Database Administrator III is responsible for supporting Oracle applications, resolving SQL performance issues, and managing databases on distributed platforms.