Linux and Database Administrator

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Linux and Database Administrator is responsible for managing, maintaining, and optimizing Linux-based systems and enterprise databases across production and non-production environments. This role includes monitoring server performance, ensuring system availability, performing database tuning, and maintaining secure, reliable infrastructure operations.

• Key responsibilities include installing, configuring, and updating Linux systems and database applications; troubleshooting issues; analyzing system logs; and implementing cybersecurity measures such as access control, backup procedures, and recovery strategies.
• The administrator will configure servers and databases, design and maintain database structures across multiple platforms, preserve data integrity, and optimize database access and resource allocation for performance.
• The role also involves developing and implementing database backup and recovery strategies, configuring database parameters, and ensuring reliable restore processes.
• Collaboration is essential, requiring close work with developers, technical managers, and analysts to support new systems and services.
• Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to develop solutions that improve system efficiency are critical.

This position requires experience with Linux and Unix-based systems, SQL and major database platforms, shell scripting, and automation tools. A background in database administration, system performance tuning, and secure infrastructure management is essential.