SQL Developer
software technologySeattle (WA)
SQL Developer
Posted 2 days ago
software technologySeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
SQL Developer We are looking for a SQL developer with a heavy focus on Commissioning Tools who will be responsible for designing databases and ensuring their stability, reliability, and performance through Sales Performance Management Tools. You will also work with other developers optimizing in-application SQL statements as necessary, and establishing best practices. You will help solve all database usage issues and come up with ideas and advice that can help avoid such problems in the future.
Responsibilities:
- Help write and optimize in-application SQL statements
- Ensure performance, security, and availability of databases
- Prepare documentations and specifications
Handle common database procedures such as upgrade, backup, recovery, migration, etc.
Profile server resource usage, and optimize and tweak as necessary
Collaborate with other team members and stakeholders
Skills and Qualifications:
- 6+ years with SQL and its variation among popular databases
- Experience using Apache Spark
- Experience building through AWSExperience with some of the modern relational databases
- Skilled at optimizing large complicated SQL statements
- Knowledge of best practices when dealing with relational databases
- Capable of configuring popular database engines and orchestrating clusters as necessary
- Ability to plan resource requirements from high level specifications
- Capable of troubleshooting common database issues
- Familiar with tools that can aid with profiling server resource usage and optimizing itProficient understanding of building commissioning tools through Apache Spark hosted on AWS
Required Skills:
1) SQL Development - The content is compensation rules and those rules are defined in SQL. Also using SQL to optimize processing.
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