DOEE Database Administrator

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rizeup technology trainingWashington (DC)

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Job Description
Responsibilities: Designs, creates, and maintains complex data management systems in Quick Base Writes complex formulas in Quickbase Analyzes program objectives and requirements todetermine optimal approaches to designing, creating, and modifying new and existing Quickbase applications Independently proposes Quickbase solutions toaddress challenges related to the administration, operation, and implementationof programs Obtains requirements from and implements Quickbasesolutions for programs related to the protection and restoration of surface andgroundwater resources Designs and runs reports that draw informationfrom Quickbase applications Assists in or leads troubleshooting effortspertaining to the quality control and user interface of Quickbase applications Assists in managing internal and externalrelationships to effectively prioritize program resources Coordinates IT project management, engineering, maintenance, QA, and risk management. Plans, coordinates, and monitors projectactivities. Develops technical applications to support users. Develops, implements, maintains, and enforces documented standards and procedures for the design, development, installation, modification, and documentation of assigned systems.14. Performs application upgrades 15. Ensures project lifecycle is in compliance with District standards and procedures Providfes traing for Quickbase applocations and processes Minimum Education/
Certification Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in IT or related field or equivalent experience

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