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Database Administrator

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energy innovation policy technologyDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$69,000 - $95,000 per year

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About the role

We need a Database Administrator who can hit the ground running and help us deliver on ambitious goals this year. For someone with 4 years and an ambitious edge, this Database Administrator job offers $69,000 - $95,000 and real upward mobility.
Key Responsibilities: Respond to internal and external requests in a timely, professional manner Own assigned projects from kickoff through final delivery Keep Baker Tilly's Work Ethic pipeline humming without constant hand-holding Contribute to process improvements that boost efficiency and reduce waste Deliver deeply-curious results that align with broader business objectives What You'll Bring Real Interpersonal Skills chops, plus the Work Ethic curiosity to keep growing Comfort interpreting data and translating findings into clear recommendations Meticulous attention to detail across every deliverable Working familiarity with internship schedules and team norms at Baker Tilly Hands-on Communication experience that survives a whiteboard interview The patience to mentor without taking over the keyboard 3 or more years steering general projects end to end Half the general platforms in TX quietly depend on something Baker Tilly built in Dallas with innovative care. Nobody at Baker Tilly will hover over your shoulder; we hand you the keys and trust you to drive. Beyond the $69,000 - $95,000 base, Baker Tilly invests in your growth through paid certifications, conferences, and dedicated learning time. The posting clock reset today, so the Database Administrator window is wide open.

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