About the role: Your responsibility as a database administrator (DBA) will be the performance, integrity and security of a database. You'll be involved in the planning and development of the database, as well as in troubleshooting any issues on behalf of the users.

Data remains consistent across the database, data is clearly defined

Users access data concurrently, in a form that suits their needs

There is provision for data security and recovery control (ensuring all data is retrievable in an emergency).

3-6 Years of core experience

Good Expertise in MySQL internals, configuration, and replication strategies and up-gradation/Migration

Manage databases in AWS cloud infrastructure

Handle master-slave data sync

Exposure to other Databases (MSSQL Server, Redshift, Snowflake, MongoDB) is a plus

Should have basic understanding of MySQL development

Expertise in upgrading and migrating databases to Cloud

Exceptional knowledge of both MySql and InnoDB/Clustering

Hands on experience on Performance Tuning and Query Optimization

Should have good understanding on Indexing, Partitions, and different storage engines available under MySQL

Hands on experience in setting up replication and different configuration parameters available in MySQL

Good exposure working with Linux/Unix environment

Capable of supporting and implementing technology projects as the primary DBA in support of business initiatives

Because you get an opportunity to make a difference, and have a great time doing that.

You are challenged and encouraged here to do stuff that is meaningful for you and for those we serve.

You should work with us if you think seriously about what technology can do for people.

We are successful, and our successes are rooted in our people collective energy and unwavering focus on the customer, and that's how it will always be.