Database Administrator

Description

The Database Administrator (DBA) will design, manage, and optimize our database environments across on-premises and cloud platforms. The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in MySQL administration, database migrations, replication strategies, and Linux‑based operations, ensuring high availability, scalability, and performance of mission‑critical data systems while supporting reporting, integrations, and API‑driven projects.

The role includes on‑call duties, up to 25 % travel, and adherence to federal and local safety laws, T5 data center corporate policies, and any additional duties assigned by management.

• Install, configure, and administer MySQL databases on Ubuntu and SuSe Linux.
• Plan and execute MySQL upgrades, patching, and migrations with minimal downtime.
• Lead migrations from SQL Express to Microsoft SQL Server or MySQL.
• Design and maintain advanced replication, clustering, sharding, partitioning, and failover solutions for on-prem and cloud environments.
• Develop backup, restoration, disaster recovery, and high-availability strategies.
• Create SQL queries, stored procedures, and operational reports; support PowerBI analytics.
• Participate in API projects and integrate enterprise SaaS platforms such as Oracle NetSuite, Procore, and Coupa.
• Write Bash/Python scripts for automation, monitoring, and maintenance tasks.
• Provide on-call support and adhere to safety, corporate policies, and documentation standards.

Requirements

The position requires the ability to stand, walk, sit, climb, balance, lift at least 60 lb, and perform a range of mobility and sensory functions necessary for work inside and outside data center environments.

• Demonstrated experience as a production DBA with strong MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server expertise, Linux proficiency, and cloud migration knowledge.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance