Senior SQL DBA

Location: Onsite in Washington, DC for a federal law enforcement agency.

Company

hirify.global is an information technology company providing operations management, quality systems, data operations, cybersecurity, and federal IT infrastructure services for the Department of Defense and other U.S. federal government agencies.

What you will do

• Manage and support SQL Server databases for reliability, performance, and security.
• Install and configure databases and perform backup and recovery operations.
• Conduct database performance, query, and index tuning.
• Work with project teams to meet database requirements.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree.
• 7+ years of database administration experience, including 5+ years with SQL Server in enterprise production environments.
• Hands-on ownership of backup and restore, not only monitoring.
• Resume must clearly state current or recent DBA work on USCP systems for the current contractor.
• SQL Server administration experience in a federal or law enforcement environment with security controls and audits.
• Experience with high availability, including Always On availability groups and failover clustering, and tested disaster recovery restores.
• Experience with Azure SQL Managed Instance or Azure SQL Database; the Azure position in this contract uses Managed Instance.
• Query and index tuning with before-and-after numbers, plus PowerShell automation of DBA tasks.

Culture & Benefits

• Onsite work supporting federal law enforcement infrastructure.
• Full benefits package with competitive employee health insurance, including dental.
• Company-paid vision, life insurance, and long- and short-term disability insurance.
• 401K plan with a company match and no vesting period.
• Equal opportunity employer.

Hiring process

• Submit a resume clearly documenting the specified USCP, federal or law enforcement, high availability, disaster recovery, Azure SQL, tuning, and PowerShell experience.
• Application-related informational text messages and potential interview scheduling messages may be sent; applicants may opt out by texting “Stop.”