Tigergraph/Neo4J DBA
ace stackSunnyvale (CA)
Tigergraph/Neo4J DBA
Posted 3 days ago
ace stackSunnyvale (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Tigergraph/Neo4J DBA
Location: Austin, TX/ Sunnyvale, CA Work Mode: OnsiteJob Description:
Support developers in designing and handling graph schemas (vertices, edges, loading jobs); Install and configure TigerGraph clusters; Optimize data loading pipelines (batch & streaming); Monitor data skew and partition balance across cluster nodes; Create and handle users, roles, and privileges using TigerGraph’s RBAC model; Audit query activity and ensure compliance with data governance policies; Monitor query performance, memory usage, disk I/O, analyze GSQL query plans and optimize long-running traversals; Validate HA setup and ensure zero data loss within recovery objectives; Apply TigerGraph version upgrades and security patches safely; Handle node recovery, rebalancing, and partition reallocation; Collaborate with data engineers and platform teams for architecture and scaling; Handle day-to-day operations and issues provide the detailed RCA for outages; Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, tight deadline delivery timeline; Participate in new technology/extension/feature evaluation, design, and development of highly scalable distributed databases;
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