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Database Activity Monitoring Jobs in Florida (NOW HIRING)

Responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating, and monitoring database-related projects and maintenance activities. Develops and implements database strategies that support corporate-wide access ...

Sr. Database Administrator, Progression

Lutz, FL · On-site

$44.75 - $61.50/hr

Responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating, and monitoring database-related projects and maintenance activities. Develops and implements database strategies that support corporate-wide access ...

Senior Database Engineer

Melbourne, FL · On-site

$98K - $133K/yr

... activities. * Design, develop, maintain, and optimize scalable ETL/ELT pipelines and data ... Monitor and troubleshoot database performance issues, query optimization, indexing strategies ...

Monitor and maintain data integrity * Provide support for monthly reconciliation including the ... Please note this is designed to contain a typical listing of activities, duties and/or ...

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Monitors activity and looks for vulnerabilities for said systems. Ensures systems are in compliance ... experience as database administrator, architect, designer, or developer including Database ...

Senior Database Administrator

Stuart, FL · On-site

$120K - $150K/yr

... to monitor SQL Server activity and provide key statistics and performance measures. • Analyzes ... AWS database services are preferred. • A strong understanding of database monitoring, alerting ...

Senior Database Administrator

Stuart, FL · On-site

$44 - $60.50/hr

... monitor SQL Server activity and provide key statistics and performance measures. · Analyzes and ... AWS database services are preferred. · A strong understanding of database monitoring, alerting ...

... monitor SQL Server activity and provide key statistics and performance measures. Analyzes and ... Designs and documents database architecture and standards. Perform capacity planning and ...

Senior Database Administrator

Stuart, FL · On-site +1

$44 - $60.50/hr

... monitor SQL Server activity and provide key statistics and performance measures. Analyzes and ... Designs and documents database architecture and standards. Perform capacity planning and ...

Sr. Database Administrator, Progression

Lutz, FL · On-site

$45.25 - $62.25/hr

... database monitoring and tuning activities to ensure optimal performance and response time. Provide support to systems development staff (and others performing similar functions outside of IT) in ...

Senior Database Administrator

Riverview, FL · On-site

$44.50 - $61.25/hr

Monitoring databases, networks, and infrastructure is your bread and butter, and you excel at RMAN ... Support mission-critical activities, including on-call rotations and key upgrades or disaster ...

Senior Database Administrator

Riverview, FL · On-site

$44.50 - $61.25/hr

Monitoring databases, networks, and infrastructure is your bread and butter, and you excel at RMAN ... Support mission-critical activities, including on-call rotations and key upgrades or disaster ...

Senior Database Administrator

Riverview, FL

$44.50 - $61.25/hr

Monitoring databases, networks, and infrastructure is your bread and butter, and you excel at RMAN ... Support mission-critical activities, including on-call rotations and key upgrades or disaster ...

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Database Activity Monitoring information

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a database activity monitoring specialist?

To thrive as a Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) Specialist, you need a solid understanding of database management, cybersecurity principles, and compliance requirements, often supported by a degree in computer science or information security. Familiarity with DAM tools such as IBM Guardium or Imperva SecureSphere, as well as experience with SQL and SIEM systems, is typically required. Attention to detail, analytical thinking, and strong problem-solving abilities help you effectively detect and respond to suspicious activities. These skills are crucial to ensure data protection, regulatory compliance, and to mitigate risks associated with internal and external threats to sensitive database environments.

What is the difference between Database Activity Monitoring vs Database Security Analyst?

AspectDatabase Activity MonitoringDatabase Security Analyst
Primary FocusMonitoring and analyzing database activities for suspicious behaviorImplementing and managing database security measures
Required SkillsDatabase monitoring tools, security protocols, threat detectionDatabase management, security policies, vulnerability assessment
Work EnvironmentSecurity operations centers, IT departmentsIT security teams, database administration teams
CertificationsCertified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Database Security ProfessionalCISSP, Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Oracle Certified Professional

While Database Activity Monitoring focuses on tracking and analyzing database activities to detect potential threats, Database Security Analysts are responsible for implementing security measures and managing database vulnerabilities. Both roles require security certifications and work closely within IT security teams, but their core functions differ in scope and daily tasks.

What is database activity monitoring?

Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) refers to the process and technology used to monitor and analyze database activity in real time. It helps organizations detect unauthorized access, suspicious behavior, and policy violations within their databases. DAM solutions provide continuous visibility into who is accessing the data, what actions are being performed, and can alert administrators to potential security threats. Implementing DAM is crucial for maintaining data security, compliance with regulations, and protecting sensitive information from internal and external threats.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals in database activity monitoring roles, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in Database Activity Monitoring often face challenges such as managing large volumes of real-time data, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and promptly detecting unauthorized or suspicious activities. Staying up-to-date with evolving security threats and maintaining seamless integration with various database platforms are also common hurdles. Addressing these challenges involves continuous learning, leveraging automation tools, and collaborating closely with security, IT, and compliance teams to develop robust monitoring strategies and incident response plans.
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Sr. Database Administrator, Progression

TECO

Lutz, FL

$44.75 - $61.50/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 27 days ago


Job description

Title: Sr. Database Administrator, Progression 
Company: Tampa Electric Company
Location: Bearss Operations Center 
State and City: Florida  -  Tampa
Shift: 8 Hr. X 5 Days

Hiring Manager:  Nathan Campbell

Recruiter: Mark Koener 

TITLE:    Sr. Database Administrator, Progression

PERFORMANCE COACH:     Manager, Application Development & Support (AD&S)
COMPANY:    Tampa Electric, TECO Services Inc.
DEPARTMENT:    Information Technology & Telecommunications/Enterprise & Business Solutions

POSITION CONCEPT
Designs, implements, and maintains all components of Database Management Systems (DBMSs).  Responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating, and monitoring database-related projects and maintenance activities.  Develops and implements database strategies that support corporate-wide access to business data.

Please note that this position can be hired at any level within the job family progression, but ideally at this time, we are seeking to fill it at the Sr. level.

TITLE:        Associate Database Administrator
REPORTS TO:    Manager, Application Development & Support (AD&S); Lead Database Administrator
Entry-level Database Administrator (DBA) position that supports a limited number of databases with frequent supervision.  

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 
1.    Perform database-related activities in support of development projects or off-the-shelf software implementations.  Identify opportunities to reduce data-redundancy and utilize single sources of data.
2.    Support systems development staff in understanding application data requirements and developing logical database models.  Convert logical database designs to physical database models and develops the Data Definition Language (DDL) to create appropriate database objects.  
3.    Implement appropriate database backup and recovery strategies with oversight from more senior DBA staff.  Perform database recovery and restoration as instructed.
4.    Provide on-call support to troubleshoot database problems on a twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week basis.  Participate with other members of the Database Administration (DBA) staff in ensuring primary and secondary/backup support is always available for critical TECO Energy databases.
5.    Perform database monitoring and tuning activities to ensure optimal performance and response time.  Provide support to systems development staff (and others performing similar functions outside of IT) in efficient SQL coding techniques for optimum database and application performance.  
6.    Maintain knowledge of existing and emerging database technologies.  Maintain sufficient knowledge of TECO Energy business processes and systems.
7.    Participate in upgrades to DBMSs including impact analysis, testing, data conversion, and implementation.  
8.    Participate in data integration tasks for application-specific data access and data warehousing.
9.    Enforce database standards and procedures for primary DBMS products in use at TECO Energy.
10.    Maintain requisite knowledge of all standard operating systems in use at TECO Energy necessary to perform the DBA function.

SUPERVISION
Direct Supervision:    None
Indirect Supervision:    None

RELATIONSHIPS
Key Internal:    Interacts with company employees at all levels and frequently interacts with other IT&T support groups/personnel.
Key External:    May interact with hardware and software vendors, contractors, and external consulting firm personnel.

QUALIFICATIONS
Education
Required:    Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, or a related discipline is required.  
Preferred:    N/A

Licenses/Certifications 
Required:    None
Preferred:    Holds an industry-level database administration certification from Microsoft or Oracle.

EXPERIENCE
Direct Experience
Required:    A minimum of four years of direct work experience in database administration is required, however other IT experience may be considered in lieu of specific DBA experience.  
Preferred:    N/A

Related Experience 
Required:    N/A
Preferred:    N/A

Supervisory Experience 
Required:    N/A
Preferred:    N/A

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities (KSA) 
See the "Technical Skills Matrix" for specific required technical skills for this position.
Required:    Experience with Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle RDBMS.
Preferred:    N/A

WORKING CONDITIONS 
Working in an office environment

TITLE:        Database Administrator
REPORTS TO:    Manager, Application Development & Support (AD&S); Lead Database Administrator

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (in addition to those of Associate Database Administrator)
1.    Perform database-related activities during application system evaluations and subsequent implementations.  Identify opportunities to reduce data-redundancy by integration of systems through database design and access methods.
2.    Review, test, and recommend appropriate revisions to vendor-supplied DDL to ensure database integrity.
3.    Design and implement appropriate database backup and recovery strategies based on requirements provided by systems development personnel and IT Business Partners with oversight from more senior DBA staff.  Perform database recovery and restoration as needed.
4.    Plan and perform database monitoring and tuning activities to ensure optimal performance and response time.
5.    Perform upgrades to DBMSs including impact analysis, testing, data conversion, and implementation.  
6.    Participate in data integration tasks for application-specific data access and data warehousing and promote the appropriate use of integration products by systems development staff and Business Partners.

EXPERIENCE

Direct Experience
Required:    A minimum of six years of direct work experience in database administration is required. Other IT experience as a Programmer or Systems Analyst may be considered in lieu of specific DBA experience.  
Preferred:    Previous experience as a Programmer or Systems Analyst preferred.

TITLE:        Senior Database Administrator
REPORTS TO:    Manager, Application Development & Support (AD&S); Lead Database Administrator
Supports multiple databases with limited direction.  Competent to work in most phases of database management.

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (in addition to those of Database Administrator)
1.    Coordinate and prioritize work assignments based on business and technical requirements; may act as project lead within the Database Administration department.
2.    Provide consulting and support to systems development staff (and others performing similar functions outside of IT) in efficient SQL coding techniques for optimum database and application performance.  Considered an expert in Structured Query Language (SQL) for relevant DBMS products.
3.    Maintain knowledge of existing and emerging database technologies and recommend adoption of new technologies where appropriate.  Evaluate and recommend database-related products, services, and procedures to enhance productivity and effectiveness.  Must maintain sufficient knowledge of TECO Energy business processes and systems.
4.    Participate in projects that ensure the ongoing integrity of all corporate-wide databases and database architecture.  Perform upgrades to DBMS and data integration products, including impact analysis, testing, data conversion, and implementation.
5.    Implement and support data integration products for application-specific data access and data warehousing.  Provide technical leadership in the appropriate use of integration products by systems development staff and Business Partners.
6.    Enforce database standards and procedures for primary DBMS products in use at TECO Energy.  Develop, implement, and maintain database standards and procedures for relevant DBMS products.
7.    Maintain requisite knowledge of all standard operating systems in use at TECO Energy necessary to perform the DBA function.

EXPERIENCE

Direct Experience
Required:    A minimum of eight years of direct work experience in database administration is required.  Other IT experience as a Programmer or Systems Analyst may be considered in lieu of specific DBA experience.  
Preferred:    Previous experience as a Programmer or Systems Analyst preferred.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities (KSA) 
Required:    Expert with Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle RDBMS.
Preferred:    Working knowledge of an additional DBMS (DB2, Oracle, SQL Server)


TITLE:        Database Administrator Consultant
REPORTS TO:    Manager, Application Development & Support (AD&S); Lead Database Administrator
Supports multiple complex and business-critical databases with limited direction.  Competent to work independently on all phases of database management.

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (in addition to those of Senior Database Administrator)
1.    Perform all database-related activities during application system evaluations, development projects, and subsequent implementations.  Identify opportunities to reduce data-redundancy and utilize single sources of data with integration of systems through database design and access methods.  Coordinate and prioritize work assignments based on business and technical requirements; may act as project lead within the Database Administration department.  Mentor junior members of the Database Administration staff. 
2.    Support systems development staff in understanding application data requirements and developing logical database models.  Convert logical database designs to physical database models and develop the Data Definition Language (DDL) to create appropriate database objects.  Review, test, and make appropriate revisions to vendor-supplied DDL to ensure database integrity.
3.    Design and implement appropriate database backup and recovery strategies based on requirements provided by systems development personnel and IT Business Partners.  Perform database recovery and restoration as needed.
4.    Provide on-call support to troubleshoot and resolve database problems on a twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week basis.  Participate with other members of the Database Administration (DBA) staff in ensuring primary and secondary/backup support is always available for critical TECO Energy databases.
5.    Plan and perform database monitoring and tuning activities to ensure optimal performance and response time.  Provide consulting and support to systems development staff (and others performing similar functions outside of IT) in efficient SQL coding techniques for optimum database and application performance.  Considered an expert in Structured Query Language (SQL) for the DBMS products they support.
6.    Maintain knowledge of existing and emerging database technologies and recommends adoption of new technologies where appropriate.  Evaluate and recommend database-related products, services, and procedures to enhance productivity and effectiveness.  Must maintain sufficient knowledge of TECO Energy business processes and systems.
7.    Participate in technical projects that ensure the ongoing integrity of all corporate-wide databases and database architecture.  Perform upgrades to DBMS and data integration products, which include impact analysis, testing, data conversion and implementation.

EXPERIENCE
Direct Experience
Required:    A minimum of ten years of direct work experience in database administration is required.  Other IT experience as a Programmer or Systems Analyst may be considered in lieu of specific DBA experience.
Preferred:    Previous experience as a Programmer or Systems Analyst preferred.

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities (KSA) 
Required:    Expert with Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle DBMS and working knowledge of an additional DBMS (DB2, Oracle, SQL Server) is required.
Preferred:    N/A

TITLE:        Lead Database Administrator 
REPORTS TO:    Manager, Application Development & Support (AD&S)
Competent to work independently at the highest level of all phases of database management.  Supervises other members of the Database Administration team.

PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (in addition to those of Senior Database Administrator)
1.    Perform all database-related activities during application system evaluations, development projects, and subsequent implementations.  Identify opportunities to reduce data-redundancy and utilize single sources of data with integration of systems through database design and access methods.  Coordinate and prioritize work assignments based on business and technical requirements; may act as project lead within the Database Administration department.  Leads and supervises other members of the Database Administration staff. 
2.    Support systems development staff in understanding application data requirements and developing logical database models.  Convert logical database designs to physical database models and develop the Data Definition Language (DDL) to create appropriate database objects.  Review, test, and make appropriate revisions to vendor-supplied DDL to ensure database integrity.
3.    Design and implement appropriate database backup and recovery strategies based on requirements provided by systems development personnel and IT Business Partners.  Perform database recovery and restoration as needed.
4.    Provide on-call support to troubleshoot and resolve database problems on a twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week basis.  Participate with other members of the Database Administration (DBA) staff in ensuring primary and secondary/backup support is always available for critical TECO Energy databases.
5.    Plan and perform database monitoring and tuning activities to ensure optimal performance and response time.  Provide consulting and support to systems development staff (and others performing similar functions outside of IT) in efficient SQL coding techniques for optimum database and application performance.  Considered an expert in Structured Query Language (SQL) for the DBMS products they support.
6.    Maintain knowledge of existing and emerging database technologies...