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A well-respected consulting firm seeks an experienced Database Administrator to maintain the stability and performance of critical databases in a regulated environment. The role emphasizes database security, optimization, and governance, offering a chance for impactful work within a supportive team. This position allows for predominantly remote working, with occasional on-site attendance. Attractive salary up to £65,000 with bonus and stock options. Apply by January 23rd to make a difference in database management.
We’re looking for an experienced Database Administrator to take ownership of a large, business‑critical database estate within a highly regulated environment. This is a hands‑on role where you’ll act as the gatekeeper for production databases, ensuring data security, performance, availability, and compliance at all times.
You’ll work closely with delivery, application support, and engineering teams to enable safe, well‑governed change while protecting the integrity of production systems. The role offers significant responsibility, high visibility, and the opportunity to work on complex, high‑transaction databases that underpin critical services.
If you’re a dependable, SQL‑focused DBA who thrives in regulated environments and takes pride in keeping production systems stable and performant, this role offers real impact and long‑term ownership.
As a Database Administrator, you’ll be responsible for the stability, security, and performance of production databases across multiple environments. Your remit includes:
Applications for the role close on Friday 23rd January.
If this role excites you and you want to make a tangible impact, please get in touch with Dominic Brown or send your CV.
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