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- Administer and maintain AWS Redshift, Aurora (MySQLPostgreSQL), and Kafka environments
- Monitor performance, availability, and data integrity
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Ensure data security, access control, and compliance Nice to have skills (Top 2 only)
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We are looking for a Database Administrator (DBA) with strong experience in AWS Redshift, Amazon Aurora, and Apache Kafka to manage, optimize, and support highavailability data platforms
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Strong DBA experience with AWS Redshift and Aurora, We are looking for a Database Administrator DBA with strong experience in AWS Redshift, Amazon Aurora, and Apache Kafka to manage, optimize, and support highavailability data platforms.Key ResponsibilitiesAdminister and maintain AWS Redshift, Aurora MySQLPostgreSQL, and Kafka environmentsMonitor performance, availability, and data integrityPerform backup, recovery, patching, and upgradesOptimize database and streaming performanceEnsure data security, access control, and complianceTroubleshoot Minimum years of experience: 5-8 years Certifications Needed: No Top 3 responsibilities you would expect the Subcon to shoulder and execute:
- Working knowledge of Apache Kafka administration
- Experience with AWS services, monitoring, and automation
- Strong SQL and performance tuning skills
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