Position: Database Administrator
Company: PMLAB
Category: SQL
Experience required: 2y

You will be involved in:

Responsible for managing, and tuning high-availability 24x7 PostgreSQL databases.
Meetigate policies and procedures pertaining to data management, security, maintenance and utilization.
Manage, and test database backup & recovery strategies, verifying data integrity.
Perform database installations, configurations, upgrades, and migrations.
Proactively monitor and tune for performance.
Consult with development and architecture teams to help meet continued application growth.
Create and maintain documentation and guides for troubleshooting database systems.
We are interested in:

2 years of administering and designing PostgreSQL databases.
Understanding of relational and dimensional database theory and concepts.
Practical hands-on experience with database administration,backup and recovery, performance tuning and high-availability solutions.
Understanding of Postgres database server architecture, extensions,concepts, features, and high-availability technologies. 
Experience with database replication, hot stand-by, logical, trade-offs and table partitioning.
Linux platform familiarity, system resource monitoring and tuning.
Being a member of PMLAB team means:

Challenging tasks with great opportunity to level up your skills;
Knowledge sharing atmosphere (you have a chance to be a speaker in our internal meetups);
Competitive salary and сonstant encouragement for your efforts and contribution;
20 working days of paid vacation;
100% paid sick leaves;
Medical insurance;
Weekly events of a corporate employee’s work-life balance program with culture, arts, soft skills lections;
Sport competitions (football, PubQuiz, basketball, table tennis, bowling championships every year);
Individual annual training budget with an opportunity to visit paid conferences, training sessions, workshops etc.;
Corporate library and subscriptions for Pluralsight and Safari online;
Unlimited good mood and