TC Database Reliability Engineer & Administrator TCN · St. George · Site Reliability –e
Listed on 2026-10-22
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IT/Tech
Database Administrator, SRE/Site Reliability, Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations
Mid-level Site Reliability role . George
· full-time
· no salary stated
· we estimate $117,300–$183,350 across the United States.
TCN has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate
, not theirs.
$117,300 – $183,350
What the middle half of mid-level site reliability roles in the United States paid, among postings that did state a salary.
Worked out from 157 postings that stated pay, median $146,950. Last updated Oct 20, 2026.
Role Site Reliability
Seniority Mid-level
Location St. George
Employment Full-time
Role brief
devopsroles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do- Work with developers on schema changes and database releases, keeping PostgreSQL and Click House services available
- Tune PostgreSQL queries, indexes and vacuuming, and adjust Click House merges and shard or replica setups for faster queries
- Automate database cluster setup and configuration with Terraform, Ansible or Kubernetes Operators
- Test backup and recovery plans, manage high-availability tools, and investigate incidents involving locks, replication or resource pressure
- Build database health dashboards and alerts, then take part in the 24/7 on-call rotation
- At least three years working with Linux in a DBA, DBRE or SRE role focused on data systems
- A bachelor’s degree in computer science, information technology or a related area
- Advanced PostgreSQL knowledge and hands‑on experience managing Click House analytical workloads
- Experience with Google Cloud Platform and operating stateful services in Kubernetes
- Strong Linux performance knowledge plus scripting and configuration management skills
This mid-level role suits someone who works across database operations and application development, with depth in PostgreSQL and Click House. You’ll join a 24/7 on-call rotation. The position is based in Saint George, Utah.
From the employerDatabase Reliability Engineer & Administrator (PostgreSQL & Click House)
TCN is looking for a Database Reliability Engineer (DBRE) to join our team in Saint George, Utah. In this role, you will be the guardian of our data layer, ensuring that TCN’s global production databases are performant, scalable, and resilient.
While you will share the core DNA of a Site Reliability Engineer, your specific mission is to optimize and manage our high-traffic PostgreSQL environments and our high-performance Click House analytical clusters. You will bridge the gap between application development and database operations, ensuring our data infrastructure keeps pace with our global growth.
Key ResponsibilitiesDatabase Architecture & Deployment: Collaborate with developers to design schema migrations and deploy database changes that maintain high availability. Assist in the architectural design of PostgreSQL and Click House clusters to ensure they meet scaling requirements.
Performance Tuning & Optimization: Proactively monitor and tune PostgreSQL (query optimization, indexing strategies, vacuuming) and Click House (merge tree optimizations, shard/replica management) to ensure sub‑second latency for our clients.
Infrastructure as Code: Automate the provisioning and configuration of database clusters using tools like Terraform, Ansible, or Kubernetes Operators.
Resilience & Failure Management: Manage high-availability (HA) solutions (e.g., Patroni, PGBouncer) and ensure robust backup/recovery strategies tested and functional.
Deep Troubleshooting: Lead root‑cause analysis for complex database incidents. Debug locking issues, replication lag, and resource contention in a cloud‑native environment.
Observability: Build and maintain dashboards and alerting for database health, focusing on SLIs/SLOs related to data consistency and query performance.
Incident Response: Participate…
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