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Database Administrator permanent position at Norman, OK
Norman, OK, United States · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 4173 days ago
JavaC++BashSQLResearchCommunication
About the role
- • Managing database-related release management activities for staging and production systems
- • Proactively diagnose/assess the database environment before problems arise
Responsibilities
- Developing, configuring and maintaining databases and related systems. This includes writing well-formed, efficient SQL queries, views, jobs, and stored procedures to collect, process relevant data
Requirements
- Ability to meet stringent deadlines and handle multiple tasks
- Ability to provide timely and informative follow-up to end-users
- Ability to efficiently prioritize and organize competing work demands with little oversight
- Required Skills and Experience:
- Strong understanding of database platforms in an enterprise infrastructure with the ability to utilize database administration tools
- Ability to troubleshoot and solve database related issues in a timely manner
- Ability to follow change management and/or ITIL processes
- Ability to work from a ticketing system and provide updates to clients and team
Nice to have
- B.S/B.A. Degree (In Relevant Field Preferred)
- Preferred Skills:
Skills
- Experience with shell programming (bash and korn shell) and/or C/C++/Java
- Ability to work independently with minimal direction
- Should some one need more information I can be reached at rajkumar@mitresource.com
Benefits
- 3 - 6 years of MS SQL Server DBA experience or related formal database education or DBA certification
Company info
- Working with our customers (web developers and computer programmers) on a daily basis
- Multiple Industry Certifications - MCITP and MCSE are most valuable; MCDBA, VPC, etc are also of interest
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