Project Role: Lead Database Architect
Provide oversight for multiple technical and functional database administrators. Design database, warehouse, sharing, integration, and security based on both state and federal requirements. Participate in planning business intelligence and analytics systems. Provide oversight of the development of data models, data taxonomy, and data standards used by project teams. Maintain data health and performance across the supported enterprise. Provide research into products, tools, processes, and procedures to identify innovations to improve quality and performance of data.
Responsibilities:
Provides oversight for project technical and functional DBAs.
Leads large scale projects.
Develops and maintains database models and schemas.
Ensures data integrity, security, and performance optimization.
Collaborates with development teams to meet application data needs.
Manages monitoring and troubleshooting of database issues.
Maintains physical integrity of all production databases.
Maintains data health and performance of all production databases.
Manages day-to-day delivery of results to ensure meeting or exceeding operational contractual and service level commitment obligations to clients.
Possesses and applies advanced knowledge of database principles and practices.
Possesses and applies advanced knowledge of government data security requirements (HIPAA, NIST, CJIS, etc.).
Possesses advanced knowledge of database definition, design, and configuration.
Utilizes extensive design leadership experiences with non-traditional database systems.
Supports the design, development and maintenance of Business Intelligence and Analytics applications.
Researches products, tools, processes, and principles to introduce innovative solutions for improving data quality and performance.
Understands how to work with State and Federal Health and Human Services Data.
Required Skills
Minimum of10 years of state level health and human services projects experience
Minumum of 5 years of database administration experience, including database definition, design, configuration, database backups, and disaster recovery
Undergraduate degree in IT or related field
Preferred Skills
Graduate degree
Database Administration certification (e.g., Azure, Oracle, Db2)