Top Database Administrator Jobs

The Database Administrator will manage PostgreSQL databases, support ETL processes, and work with AWS services to ensure data integrity and high availability. Responsibilities include developing data models, implementing backup solutions, and collaborating with technical teams.

Seeking an experienced Microsoft SQL Server DBA for supporting high volume transactional databases, involving design, administration, T-SQL development, and mentoring junior staff.

The Unisys DBA will administer and support Unisys database operations, collaborate with development teams, and analyze database performance in a Federal Government Agency environment.

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

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

The Database Administrator will manage DB2 databases, support business initiatives, create data models, optimize performance, and generate reports.

The Database Administrator will manage and support Microsoft SQL Server databases, develop ETL processes, collaborate on data migration, and assist in reporting tool design.

The DB2 Database Administrator will provide database administration, support business initiatives, design data models, optimize access paths, and maintain performance for mainframe DB2 databases.

Seeking an SQL Developer/DBA to enhance applications using SQL Server 2012, support user testing, and document enhancements, requiring strong skills in .Net and communication.

The Oracle Database Administrator manages Oracle databases, performs administration, troubleshooting, tuning, and recovery, and collaborates with development teams. Requires strong Oracle skills and AWS experience.

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

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

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

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 Senior SQL DBA is responsible for managing SQL Server operations, including security, performance, and maintenance, while collaborating with development teams and applying best practices.

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

The role involves managing SQL Server databases through product lifecycle environments and ensuring optimal performance and security of database systems.

The Database Administrator is responsible for designing, maintaining, and optimizing database systems, providing support for applications, and ensuring optimal performance and disaster recovery.