Database Developer (Project Management)
Responsible for data gathering before development of a database. Designs, develops, tests, implements and maintains new and existing databases. Creates management methods and systems to access efficiently to information stored in databases.
Duties:
- Gathers all information regarding the intended functions of each database.
- Receives requests pertaining to the layout, appearance, and special features of each database.
- Designs and creates appropriate frameworks.
- Configures databases to be able to withstand cyber attacks and the loss of information.
- Reviews each development to detect and amend coding and typographical errors and bugs.
- Formulates data dictionaries that are congruent with task specifications.
- Creates technical documents that outline the purpose, capacity, and guidelines attached to each database.
- Provides practical guidance on the use and migration of each database.
- Services and updates databases, as required.
- Performs various duties as needed to successfully fulfill the function of the position.
Required education: Bachelor's degree, AND:
- 36 months experience working as a Database Developer or working with databases.
Equivalency/Substitution: Will accept 48 months related experience in lieu of the Bachelor's degree for a total of 84 months related experience.
Skills:
- Demonstrable experience as a Database Developer
- Advanced proficiency in SQL, C++, or Java, with a preference for more than one program
- Exceptional critical thinking, analytical, and troubleshooting abilities
- Ability to craft detailed technical manuals
- Customer service skills
- Ability to work independently and as a team member
- Ability to communicate verbally and in writing
- Ability to accurately read and understand written materials and instructions
- Able to communicate well and build rapport quickly with students, faculty and staff
Working Conditions:
- Physical: Sit for prolonged periods of time. Manual dexterity. Ability to engage in repetitive motion. Communicate effectively and listens.
- Environmental: Standard Office Work Environment.
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