Average Database Administrator salary in the UK

SQL Database Administrator (DBA) Contract Details: Duration: 6 months (35 hours/week)Location: Hybrid 2 days a week in MaidstonePay: £500-550 Inside IR35 Key Responsibilities: SQL Server Management: Oversee the performance, data integrity, and management of SQL Server environments. Handle capacity planning, security, performance tuning (including ETL and stored procedures), and troubleshooting.Reporting & Data Handling: Manage reporting and data requests, and provide expertise on SQL, ETL, and database development.Change Management: Ensure compliance with change management practices and maintain updated documentation.Collaboration: Work with IT teams on backup, disaster recovery, and collaborate with third parties on data structure changes. Skills & Experience Required: Strong experience with SQL Server administration.Proficiency with GIT source control.Knowledge of Azure PAAS, Azure Availability Groups, and data migration from On-Premise to Azure.

Join a team as a SQL Server DBA! They are migrating their SQL Server estate from 2014 to 2022 and need your expertise. This is a 6-month contract with the possibility of extension. Key Responsibilities: SQL Server Estate Migration:Lead the migration to a modern, centralised platform.Database Infrastructure:Develop and maintain our database infrastructure to support business continuity and disaster recovery plans.Performance Optimisation:Monitor and optimise database performance, troubleshoot, and resolve issues.Technical Support:Provide technical support to end-users for database-related issues.Security & Compliance:Ensure database security and compliance, implement security protocols, and perform regular backups. Requirements: Qualifications:Level 3 qualification in Computing, Software Engineering, or a related field.Experience:At least 4 years of experience administering SQL Server (2014 or above) in a corporate environment, including:Creating and maintaining databases and their objects.Troubleshooting, for instance, and database problems and performance issues.Implementing and testing disaster recovery processes. Ideal Candidate: Experience in SQL Server database migration, including security, SSRS reports, SQL agent jobs, linked servers, and mail profiles. If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now.If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Database Support Officer Job Type: Part time up to 25 hours per week over 5 daysLocation: BournemouthSalary: £28,700 - £32,000 (depending on experience within fundraising, supporter relations, and alumni engagement) I am seeking a Database Support Officer with a strong background in Access CRM database management, ideally within fundraising, supporter relations, and alumni engagement. The role involves maintaining data integrity, managing data requirements, and ensuring compliance with UK data protection legislation. Day to Day of the role: Serve as the departmental lead for database management, ensuring the CRM platform meets departmental needs and data is managed in accordance with Privacy Notices.Collaborate with internal IT teams and external support to resolve data issues promptly.Troubleshoot data issues for users and respond to ad-hoc data requests.Manage the import of new graduate data into the CRM and assist with statutory communications and data returns. Required Skills & Qualifications: Substantial experience using Access CRM database, particularly for fundraising, supporter relations, and alumni engagement.Proficiency in manipulating data within a CRM and running reports from large volumes of data.Excellent IT skills, including knowledge of MS Office programs.Good working knowledge of UK data protection/privacy legislation.Experience in the Higher Education sector is beneficial but not mandatory. Benefits: Competitive salary package.Opportunities for professional development in a supportive environment.Engaging role with a diverse range of responsibilities and the chance to make a significant impact. If you are interested in this Database Support Officer position, please APPLY NOW or contact Charlotte Singleton at our Reed Bournemouth office for more information.