Overview: We are looking for an experienced Database Administrator (DBA) to support our SQL Server environment on a evening shift (6PM to 2PM). This role will focus on maintaining and optimizing our current SQL Server 17 infrastructure, with potential involvement in planning and advising on a future upgrade to SQL Server 2022. The ideal candidate will be self-directed, reliable, and able to deliver expert support in a limited-hour engagement. Key Responsibilities: • Administer and maintain SQL Server 17 databases, ensuring performance, reliability, and security. • Monitor system performance, identify bottlenecks, and implement tuning solutions. • Manage backups, restores, and disaster recovery processes. • Contribute to planning and readiness for a potential future SQL Server 2022 upgrade. Must-Have Qualifications: • 5+ years of experience as a Database Administrator. • Strong proficiency with SQL Server 17 or greater administration. • Solid understanding of performance tuning, query optimization, and high availability. • Experience managing database backups, restores, and recovery strategies. • Ability to work independently and communicate effectively in a part-time capacity. Nice-to-Have Skills: • Experience with SQL Server clustering. • Familiarity with Azure SQL / Azure clustering. • Knowledge of data governance and compliance practices. • Experience with database migration planning or execution. • Collaborate with stakeholders to provide guidance on best practices and improvements. • Support governance and compliance efforts as needed. Engagement Details: • Time Commitment: ~6PM to 2AM PST time zone • Contract Type: Full Time (Contract) • Work Environment: Remote-friendly, flexible hours
Job Type
Fulltime role
Skills required
Azure
Location
Milton, Georgia
Salary
No salary information was found.
Date Posted
June 12, 2025
Perform is seeking an experienced Database Administrator (DBA) to support their SQL Server environment during evening shifts. The role involves maintaining SQL Server 17 infrastructure and preparing for a potential upgrade to SQL Server 2022.