Hybrid-Remote Oracle & MongoDB DBA (AWS)

SAIC; Ashburn (VA); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

SAIC seeks a mid-level Database Administrator in Ashburn, VA to manage Oracle and NoSQL environments, including AWS-hosted databases (PostgreSQL, DocumentDB, MongoDB) and Redshift. The role emphasizes performance, security, and data warehousing with backups, failover, and migrations to the cloud.

The position is hybrid-remote with 2 on-site days in Ashburn, requiring local residency or relocation. Strong AWS, migration, and security experience are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience as a DBA.
• Strong NoSQL (preferably MongoDB) skills.
• Experience migrating on-prem databases to AWS.
• Proficient with AWS services and data warehousing.
• Ability to handle Oracle production issues after hours.

Responsibilities

• Administer, maintain, and implement permissions for secure database connectivity.
• Monitor performance and optimize interactions with NoSQL databases.
• Design and test backup and recovery strategies including failover.
• Lead migrations from on-prem to AWS and from relational to NoSQL.
• Manage AWS Redshift and other data warehousing solutions.
• Utilize AWS CloudWatch for monitoring and automation.
• Troubleshoot complex database issues and ensure availability.

Skills

Oracle

NoSQL

MongoDB

Communication

Problem-solving

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science/IT

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

AWS CLI

AWS CloudWatch

PostgreSQL

Oracle RDS

DocumentDB

Redshift

Job description

SAIC seeks a mid-level Database Administrator in Ashburn, VA to manage Oracle and NoSQL environments, including AWS-hosted databases (PostgreSQL, DocumentDB, MongoDB) and Redshift. The role emphasizes performance, security, and data warehousing with backups, failover, and migrations to the cloud.

The position is hybrid-remote with 2 on-site days in Ashburn, requiring local residency or relocation. Strong AWS, migration, and security experience are essential.