Database Engineer II

As a Database Engineer II, you’ll establish and implement the best Nosql Database Engineering practices proactively. You’ll have opportunities to work on different Nosql technologies on a large scale. You’ll also work closely with other engineering teams and establish seamless collaborations within the organization. Being proficient in emerging technologies and the ability to work successfully with a team is key to success in this role.

What you will do

• Manage, maintain and monitor a multitude of Relational/NoSQL databases clusters, ensuring obligations to SLAs.
• Manage both in-house and SaaS solutions in the Public cloud (Or 3rd party).Diagnose, mitigate and communicate database-related issues to relevant stakeholders.
• Design and Implement best practices for planning, provisioning, tuning, upgrading and decommissioning of database clusters.
• Understand the cost optimization aspects of such tools/softwares and implement cost control mechanisms along with continuous improvement.
• Advice and support product, engineering and operations teams.
• Maintain general backup/recovery/DR of data solutions
• Work with the engineering and operations team to automate new approaches for scalability, reliability and performance.
• Perform R&D on new features and for innovative solutions.
• Participate in on-call rotations.

What you will need

• 5 years+ experience in provisioning & managing Relational/NoSQL databases.
• Proficiency in two or more: Mysql,PostgreSql, Big Table ,Elastic Search, MongoDB, Redis, ScyllaDB.
• Proficiency in Python programming language.
• Experience with deployment orchestration, automation, and security configuration management (Jenkins, Terraform, Ansible).
• Hands-on experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS)/ Google Cloud Platform (GCP).Comfortable working in Linux/Unix environments.
• Knowledge of TCP/IP stack, Load balancer, Networking.
• Proven ability to drive projects to completion.
• A degree in computer science, software engineering, information technology or related fields will be an advantage.