RWAM SQL Server Database Administrator Position
Job in
Elmira, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Listed on 2026-07-30
Listing for:
RWAM Insurance Administrators Inc.
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-07-30
Job specializations:
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IT/Tech
Database Administrator, Disaster Recovery IT, Systems Administrator, Azure
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Elevate your technical career at RWAM Insurance Administrators as a SQL Server Database Administrator. This role involves optimizing database environments critical for our insurance administration operations.
In this position, you will oversee the performance and security of SQL Server databases within a collaborative IT team. Your responsibilities will include tuning queries, implementing high availability, and ensuring compliance with regulatory frameworks related to member data. This is a crucial role for RWAM's ongoing modernization efforts.
Key Responsibilities:
• Maintain and monitor SQL Server environments on Azure
• Tune queries and indexes for optimal performance
• Design and test backup/recovery plans for business-critical systems
• Manage security measures and compliance audits
• Automate database maintenance and monitoring tasks
Requirements:
• 3–5+ years in SQL Server administration
• Strong understanding of T-SQL and indexing
• Familiarity with disaster recovery solutions
• Knowledge of Windows Server related to SQL Server
• Microsoft certification in SQL is a plus
Bring your SQL Server expertise to support RWAM's vital IT initiatives and secure member data.
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