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SQL Database Administrator: Contract-To-Hire
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Country: USA
Location: Illinois-Chicago Chicago, IL 60631
Total applied: 40
Job Category:IT/Software Development
Relevant Work Experience:2+ to 5 Years
Education Level:Bachelor's Degree
Location:Chicago, IL 60631
Status:Full Time, Employee
Occupations:Database Development/Administration;General/Other: IT/Software Development
Career Level:Experienced (Non-Manager)
Relevant Work Experience:2+ to 5 Years
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SQL Database Administrator: Contract-To-Hire
Since its inception in 1999, Geneva Technical Services (GTS) has been providing Information Technology staffing solutions and services to Fortune 1000 corporations in the Midwest. Focused on providing the most thorough and effective solutions in the marketplace, GTS has achieved solid customer relationships throughout. Our rapid and continued growth is a direct result of our commitment to forming partnerships with clients based on fairness, responsiveness and appreciation. This client-focused approach is the foundation of GTS' success, ensuring we are a rigorous, innovative, specialized and experienced IT services organization.
GTS is immediately looking to hire a SQL Database Administrator for a contract-to-hire engagement at a client site just north of Chicago, IL.
SQL Database
Administrator
Contract-to-Hire Engagement
You will be joining an infrastructure team to provide day-to-day administration of a SQL server environment running 2000 and 2005 with multiple clusters. Your specific job duties will include the following:Performance AnalysisMonitoring and TuningBack-ups and RestoresSetup and Maintenance of Data ReplicationMaintenance and Analysis of Event LogsManaging Database Security
In addition to the above-outlined responsibilities, you will represent the database environment, leading all decisions made as it relates to the environment. You will also work side-by-side with the data warehouse architects, network architects and all related management in the making of these data decisions.
Technical Requirements:SQL DBA Experience (Experience should be current and include work done over the last two years, as a minimum)Work within a Clustered EnvironmentSQL Server 2000/2005SQL Server DBCC CommandsSQL Server Enterprise Manager
This position requires that all candidates may legally work as W-2 employees, without sponsorship. Illinois residents only, please, as there is no relocation assistance.
Geneva Technical Services offers competitive compensation, employer-sponsored medical benefits, paid holidays, excellent career development opportunities and more.
If you possess the qualifications and are interested in learning more about employment with Geneva Technical Services and our clients, please email your resume and salary requirements, referencing Job Code: MB-SQL-IL, to: kyario@GenevaTechnicalServices.com .
www.GenevaTechnicalServices.com
Geneva Technical Services is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer
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