Role: Database Administrator / Data Analyst
Australian Citizen with NV1 Security Clearance
Onsite - 5 Days/Week
Role Summary
The Database Administrator / Data Analyst provides routine database administration and data management support for the client's maintenance analysis and reporting tools. Key accountabilities include maintaining database availability, performing routine backups, and monitoring data integration success between source systems and the data lake environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and maintain system databases for legacy and modern environments (SQL 2014 and 2019).
- Monitor data integration success and remediate failures between source systems using SQL transactional replication.
- Maintain data structure and quality within the application suite, ensuring data is ready for future migration.
- Execute scripts and application data exports to support third-party and national compliance audits approximately twice per year.
- Assist in data quality profiling and remediation work as directed by the Lead DBA or government stakeholders.
Required Skills and Expertise
- Experience in Microsoft SQL Server administration (2014/2019) including SSIS and SSRS.
- Proficiency in SQL scripting for data analysis and reporting.
- Understanding of Incident and Problem Management within a secure, multi-vendor environment.
Mandatory Requirements
- Active AGSVA NV1 Clearance (Required for privileged access to production databases).
SQL DBA / Data Analyst with NV1 employer: XPT Software
XPT Software is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration in the field of AI governance. Located at the heart of Defence operations, employees benefit from unique opportunities to engage with industry leaders and contribute to meaningful projects that enhance national security. With a strong focus on professional development, XPT Software supports employee growth through continuous learning and mentorship, making it an ideal place for those looking to make a significant impact in their careers.
