The Database Administrator will design, install, monitor, maintain, and optimize
Network Health Plan databases while ensuring high levels of data availability.
This position is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing
policies and procedures that ensure the security, integrity and performance of
databases and their accompanying software. The position plays a key role in
enforcing organizational standards for change management, code deployment and
promotion to production environments.
Location: Candidates must reside in the state of Wisconsin for consideration.
This position is eligible to work at your home office (reliable internet is
required). Travel to the Menasha location is required occasionally for the
position, including on first day.
Hours: 1.0 FTE, 40 hours per week, 8am - 5pm Monday through Friday
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Job Responsibilities:
Implement and maintain change control and testing processes for modifications
to databases. Collaborate with application development staff to develop
appropriate database architectures, coding standards and quality assurance
procedures
Participate in installation, configuration and testing of database systems
(new and upgrades). Consult with infrastructure staff, developers, QA and
others as needed to assess the impact of new database releases and patches
Monitor performance of database systems, including stored procedures and
execution time. Optimize database performance, implement changes and apply
new patches and versions when required
Develop and implement effective data backup and recovery plans, storage and
archiving processes, replication strategies and disaster recovery procedures
Control access permissions and privileges to maintain data integrity and
security
Plan and coordinate data migrations between systems
Provide long-term perspective on the relationship of database technology to
the business opportunities facing the company, optimum access techniques,
appropriate maintenance plans, and effective capacity planning
Assist IT Production Control team by performing code deployments and helping
configure job schedules
Maintain professional and technical knowledge, including industry best
practices. Demonstrate commitment to continuing professional development
Job Requirements
Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in an Information Technology (IT) discipline
or related field
5 years of MS-SQL experience, including SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS),
SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) and SQL Server Integration Services
(SSIS)
Experience with SQL Server in Azure (PaaS/SaaS), including Azure SQL Database
and Managed Instance, with skills in deployment, monitoring, performance
tuning, and security
2 years’ experience in a database administration role
Network Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer