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Skills
Access Controlunmatched
Analysis Skillsunmatched
Applications Securityunmatched
Auditingunmatched
Business Operationsunmatched
Business Supportunmatched
Capacity and Performance Managementunmatched
Clustering Softwareunmatched
Cryptographyunmatched
Database Administrationunmatched
Database Architectureunmatched
Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations Supplement (DFARS)unmatched
Enterprise Architectureunmatched
Enterprise Protectionunmatched
Failoverunmatched
High Availabilityunmatched
On Callunmatched
Operational Supportunmatched
Operations Planningunmatched
Performance Tuning/Optimizationunmatched
Production Supportunmatched
Regulatory Complianceunmatched
Replication and Remote Mirroringunmatched
Software Patchesunmatched
Strategic Planningunmatched
Technical Writingunmatched
Description
The Database Administrator is responsible for managing and supporting large-scale, mission-critical database environments. This position ensures the availability, performance, security, and compliance of enterprise data platforms that support core business operations and strategic initiatives. The role works closely with infrastructure, application, and security teams to maintain reliable and scalable database solutions.
Responsibilities:
Design, deploy, and maintain enterprise-grade database environments across on-premises and hybrid infrastructures.
Administer and optimize large, complex databases supporting high-volume transactional and analytical workloads.
Ensure high availability through clustering, replication, failover, and disaster recovery solutions.
Lead database performance tuning, capacity planning, and resource optimization initiatives.
Implement and enforce enterprise security standards, including encryption, auditing, and role-based access control.
Support regulatory and compliance requirements, including DFARS, ITAR, and similar standards.
Plan and execute database upgrades, patches, and migrations while minimizing downtime.
Collaborate with infrastructure, application, and security teams to align database architecture with enterprise standards.
Develop and maintain operational runbooks, architecture diagrams, and technical documentation.
Monitor database health using enterprise monitoring and alerting tools.
Participate in on-call rotations and provide escalation support for critical production issues.