Database Administrator responsible for managing, optimizing, and securing database environments across on‑premises and private cloud. Ensures performance, availability, and reliability while supporting operations and collaborating with development and infrastructure teams.

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Key Responsibilities

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- Design, implement, and manage server infrastructure, as well as relational and NoSQL database systems, ensuring optimal performance and security.
- Oversee the full database lifecycle, including installation, configuration, maintenance, and upgrades.
- Continuously monitor database performance and optimize queries, indexing strategies, and partitioning to ensure efficiency.
- Implement high‑availability solutions such as AlwaysOn, RAC, replication, and clustering to ensure business continuity.
- Establish comprehensive security procedures, including access control policies and encryption methods; manage backup strategies and disaster recovery protocols.




- Troubleshoot performance issues and system malfunctions, proactively collaborating with application development teams and system administrators.
- Produce detailed technical documentation for application and system configurations, ensuring accuracy across all aspects of database management.
- Manage and maintain database environments on private cloud infrastructure, including provisioning, administration, and optimization of pluggable databases (PDBs) within multitenant architectures.
- Rotation On call availability 24X7
- Monitor database environments on private cloud infrastructure, including pluggable databases (PDBs), using advanced monitoring and alerting tools to proactively identify performance bottlenecks, ensure system health, and maintain SLA compliance

Requirements

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- University Degree or equivalent
- 5+ years’ experience in the same role preferably within financial industry

📌 OPS Engineer (Milano)
🏢 ING ITALIA
📍 Milano