The Database Administrator is responsible for supporting database administration and operational activities across enterprise database environments, including Microsoft SQL Server, Azure SQL, AWS database services, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MariaDB, and other common database platforms.
Primary responsibilities of this role includes owning, tracking and resolving database related incidents andrequests within provided SLAs, reviewing service related reports (e.g.: database backups, maintenance,monitoring) on a daily basis to ensure service related issues are identified and resolved within establishedSLAs, responding to database related alerts and escalations and working with database engineering to comeup with strategic solutions to recurring problems.
Candidates should possess strong skills in Database Administration and hands-on experience with major database platforms (e.g., Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, IBM DB2).
Engage in global operations and engineering strategy for mission-critical database platforms supporting the clients internal platform financial systems.
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Engage in global operations and engineering strategy for mission-critical database platforms supporting the client's internal platform financial systems.
Execute end-to-end database operations, including backup and recovery, monitoring and alerting, health checks, capacity planning, release support, lifecycle management, and operational documentation, ensuring database platforms meet business requirements for stability, performance, and availability.
Database Performance & Optimization: Write, review, and optimize SQL queries; identify long-running or resource-intensive queries and work with engineering teams to resolve them.
Execute end-to-end database operations, including backup and recovery, monitoring and alerting, health checks, capacity planning, release support, lifecycle management, and operational documentation, ensuring database platforms meet business requirements for stability, performance, and availability.