The Database Administrator (DBA) is essential for ensuring the performance, integrity, and security of databases. This role supports organizational data needs by managing database systems and implementing best practices to optimize data storage and retrieval.
- Install, configure, and maintain database management systems.
- Monitor database performance and implement changes for optimization.
- Ensure data security through access controls and backup procedures.
- Develop strategies for data recovery in case of system failure.
- Collaborate with developers to design efficient database structures.
- Perform regular audits to ensure compliance with standards.
- Proficiency in SQL and database management software like Oracle or MySQL.
- Strong analytical skills for troubleshooting issues.
- Excellent problem-solving abilities under pressure.
- Effective communication skills for collaboration with IT teams.
The DBA's performance is evaluated based on system uptime, response time improvements, successful implementation of security measures, and efficiency in handling user requests or issues related to databases within set timelines.
System Uptime
Maintain high availability of all managed databases.
Performance Optimization
Reduction in query response times across systems.
Data Security
Implementation of robust access controls
Reports to
IT Manager
Collaborates with
Software Developers, Network Administrators
Leads
- Oracle Database
- MySQL Workbench
- Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Technology; 3-5 years experience as a DBA managing complex databases.
