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Overview: As a Database Engineer/Administrator, you will design, implement, and maintain DB2 UDB LUW databases to support business needs. You will ensure high availability, performance, and reliable data replication while collaborating with systems and storage teams. The role involves on-call production support, automation scripting, and DR planning to keep critical data systems resilient. You will work in a fast-paced IT services environment delivering enterprise-grade database solutions.
Responsibilities: Provide DBA support across backup/recovery, replication, deployment, and real-time troubleshooting for DB2 UDB databases with DPF Install, configure, monitor, upgrade, and maintain databases in production and non-production environments Provide 24x7 on-call DBA support for production on rotation Deliver database deployment support for test and production environments Diagnose and address database performance issues using monitoring and tuning techniques Collaborate with Storage and Systems teams on Linux/Unix/VM related to databases Write database maintenance and automation scripts Configure and maintain Database High Availability Support Data Guard replication Troubleshoot production database problems and connectivity issues Implement disaster recovery solutions Work effectively both as part of a team and independently with minimal supervision
Key requirements: 10+ years of relevant experience Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or Information Technology Relevant certification or equivalent work experience Expertise with DB2 UDB LUW databases and DPF team collaboration problem solving on-call reliability DB2 UDB LUW DPF (Database Partitioning Feature) backup/recovery

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Experience level

Senior

Location

Reston, VA

Occupation

Database Administrators

Industry

Computer Systems Design Services

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