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Hi Associate,
Greeting for the day,
We have an opportunity to work in a Lead Data Architect / Solutions Architect / DBA role in St. Louis, MO. Please find the description below.
Role: Lead Data Architect / Solutions Architect / DBA
Location: St. Louis, MO (Hybrid) (2-3 days a week)
Duration: 24 Months
Interview: Telephonic followed by Video
Summary:
13+ years Experience
Skilled with: Oracle, Postgres, AWS, SQL, Scripting
60% Completing / Managing customer data requests for new software being developed, load data, provide data for reporting,
10% DBA work (schema migration, database security, managing database resources, query tuning)
Role: Support R&D Software Developers with Data Requests
Role: Supporting a 30 years old database, with a large amount of tables
Role: Worked as Lead, Lead design/dev of relational databases, directing other db engineers.
Role: Not looking for a DBA working in a large team of DBA, want a Data Architect/Database Developer highly connected/visible to Software Dev's to support their needs
Role: Work with Scientist, to create a table, SQL, load database
Personality: Conversational Person - talk and support internal team
Personality: Perfect Communication
Preferred: (medical device or biotech industry) SO/FDA regulated environment, member of a product development organization
Preferred (not required) Liquidbase - to manage database schema changes.
Details from Client Data curation is the process of creating, organizing and maintaining data sets so they can be accessed and used by people looking for information. It involves collecting, structuring, indexing and cataloging data for users in an organization, group or the general public. Data can be curated to support business decision-making, academic needs, scientific research and other purposes.
Most of this role will be managing customer data requests. For example, a customer has data that needs to be imported into our R&D database or there are corrections that need to be made to the data, etc. We are operating in an R&D setting and we don't always have application features created to handle adhoc data modification requests from our users. This position fills that gap. I'd say the other 10% of the time is doing real DBA work. That would include schema migration, database security, managing db resources, etc.
JOB DESCRIPTION: Lead Data Architect, Level 7
This is a database administration position. This individual will lead the design and development of relational databases, potentially directing the work of other database engineers.
Position Requirements:
Significant experience in application of relational database design concepts and lifecycle management, including management of technical debt.
Significant experience with software development methodologies, especially Agile, Scrum, etc., including implementation of incremental feature changes.
Ability to perform relational database schema development, support, query development, and query tuning unassisted.
Ability to work with both conventional and cloud-hosted (e.g., AWS) databases.
Collaboration with life sciences professionals generating experimental data.
Participation in project planning, including estimation and sequencing of work.
Mentoring of new/junior team members.
Communication, collaboration, and time management skills.
Critical thinking and problem solving skills.
Effective in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision.
Strong attention to detail.
Typical experience, skills and qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related scientific or engineering discipline, or equivalent experience; Master's degree preferred.
8 or more years of professional experience in relational database administration (e.g., Oracle, PostgreSQL), with some cloud (e.g., AWS) experience preferred.
Experience in an ISO/FDA regulated environment as a member of a product development organization (medical device or biotech industry) preferred.
I think we are looking at someone with strong SQL skills and Oracle DBA experience.