Database Administrators are in charge of the database’s security, integrity, and performance. This position is quite involved in database planning and development. They also handle the troubleshooting tasks on behalf of the users. As Database Administrators, they ensure that that data is well-defined and consistent across the database, users access data suits their needs, and there’s a provision for data recovery control and security. They work with technology with the use of specialized software for organizing and storing a company’s data, from payroll data to confidential numerical value to customer records. One of the roles of a Database Administrator is to ensure data availability to the users while keeping any data secure from accidental loss, unauthorized access, or corruption. 

This position typically evaluates the database software purchases, supervises the existing database software modifications for meeting the employer’s needs, and maintains the performance and integrity of the company databases.

Data Administrators provide support and guidance to Application Developers while assisting with code review, schema design, and SQL query tuning. They handle the writing and deployment of SQL patches. They install, upgrade, tune, and implement DBMs. They pay attention to details in every project they handle, especially when collating, preparing, and presenting statistical information for either external or internal use. Create your Database Administrator Resume by clicking on ''Use this Resume'' button.