Database Administrator

Job description

Install, configure, and maintain Microsoft SQL Server databases. Monitor database performance and troubleshoot performance issues. Perform database backup, recovery, and disaster recovery procedures. Create and manage database objects such as tables, views, indexes, and stored procedures. Monitor database health, storage utilization, and system availability. Implement and maintain database security, user roles, and permissions. Execute database patching, upgrades, and migration activities. Troubleshoot database-related incidents and provide root cause analysis. Work with developers to optimize SQL queries and improve database performance. Support high availability solutions such as SQL Server Always On, Log Shipping, and Replication. Ensure compliance with organizational security and data governance standards. Maintain database documentation and operational procedures. Required Skills 2.5+ years of hands-on experience with Microsoft SQL Server. Strong knowledge of SQL queries, T-SQL, stored procedures, triggers, and functions. Experience with database backup and recovery processes. Understanding of database performance tuning and optimization techniques. Knowledge of SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). Familiarity with indexing, query execution plans, and database monitoring tools. Basic understanding of High Availability (HA) and Disaster Recovery (DR) concepts. Experience with Windows Server environments. Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills.