MS SQL DBA
Recruiter
Coventry Building Society
Listed on
9th October 2019
Location
Coventry
Salary/Rate
£37000 - £42000
Type
Permanent
Start Date
04/11/2019
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About The Role We're looking for a MS SQL Database Administrator to provide a deep level of technical knowledge and own complex production incidents, whilst collaborating with other technical teams to troubleshoot and ensure complete resolutions. You'll run small projects to resolve ITIL-defined service problems, allocating tasks to colleagues and ensure completion of work to agreed quality criteria and timescales. Whilst continually assessing ways of working in order to develop or revise artefacts and processes that improve team efficiency and effectiveness. You'll be a role model within the team who provides mentoring and coaching to peers and junior team members. About You KEY SKILLSMS SQLServer RDBMS.
MS SQLServer high availability and data protection methods.
MS SQLServer backup and recovery.
Database performance tuning and monitoring.
DESIRABLE SKILLS
MS SSAS.
MS SSIS.
MS SSRS.
Experience with MS SQL hosted in Cloud.
Powershell scripting.
OTHER SKILLS WHICH WILL BE REQUIRED BY THE ROLE
Appreciation of the ITIL framework
IT Security and RBAC
VMware Virtualisation. Other essential information:
Available for out-of-hours support, on a rota basis.
Able to work under pressure.
Thorough, with a good attention to detail.
Flexible approach to working hours to meet own objectives and assist colleagues in meeting their objectives.
About The Company IT at the Coventry is changing; we are currently undertaking an exciting transformation project that will shape the future of the organisation. As we progress on our journey we are seeking talented individuals who are passionate about delivering an outstanding experience for both members and colleagues in an environment where you will have the opportunity to be part of the future success of the organisation and work in an environment where personal and professional development is taken seriously.
