Database Administrator

Job Description

Database administrators maintain and protect sensitive information and provide access to datasets integral to companies, institutions, and government bodies. These professionals organize sensitive datasets, such as financial records, purchase histories, and customer details. They make materials available to professionals in their company while maintaining information security and privacy settings. Database administrators also back up, restore, and troubleshoot database sets and system access, and they update and integrate old programs to implement the latest technology full-stack.

Benefits

Job Requirements

Database administrators need at least a bachelor’s degree in information science or computer science for most entry-level positions. Depending on the size and complexity of the company or governing body, they may need a master’s degree in database administration or information technology. All database administrators need fundamental knowledge of structured query language (SQL) and software vendor certifications.

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