Job Description
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The Database Administrator maintains database integrity, security, availability, and compliance with business processes throughout the life cycle.
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Knowledge in use of the following databases: Microsoft SQL Server, MariaDB, Postgres
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Performs disaster recovery, performance analysis and tuning, index maintenance, and monitoring.
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Evaluates and recommends database management system products. Performs database and application server administration. Organizes and formats data for efficient query and storage.
Education & Experience
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Ten (10) years of experience as a DBA in programs and contracts of similar scope, type ,and complexity is required.
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Bachelor’s degree in System Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering Science, Engineering Management, or related discipline from an accredited college or university is required.
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Four (4) years of additional DBA experience may be substituted for a bachelor's degree.
Additional Information
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Salary ranges are determined by multiple factors, including but not limited to: Knowledge, skills, & abilities, Years of experience, Education/Certifications, Program placement, Duties & responsibilities, and Internal equity. More detailed information will be provided once those factors are known and addressed.
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OVERTIME STATEMENT: 40 hours is the standard workweek. Some programs may allow additional hours to be worked as needed. A limited number of programs have on-call requirements where compensation is provided for being engaged to wait. In all circumstances, technical employees will be paid for all time worked.
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BONUS STATEMENT: All billable employees are eligible to earn quarterly bonuses that are based on the number of hours worked for that period. This hourly requirement is roughly 92% of hours available to bill in a given quarter. Quarterly Hours Bonuses are paid out on the same payroll as the time worked in that prior quarter (typically 21 days after the quarter ends.)
