San Diego--SQL Server DBA Positions
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Great Client company in San Diego California needs an SQL Server DBA to join it's staff.
This companu is looking for superstars who want to take ownership and change the world.
Company is the largest mobile community marketplace on the planet with over 50 million self-registered mobile consumers in 220 countries,
and connectivity to 75% of the world’s mobile operators.
Help shape an amazing culture that is based on three fundamental core values...
(Winning, Open Communication, and WTAWTAW (Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way).
Relocation Assistance is provided for selected candidates if required.
NO Sponsorship Available.
Salary range in the $80-110k range + attractive benefits and pre-ipo stock options..
*Description:
In this role, you will be installing, configuring and administering SQL Server 2000 databases on Windows 2000/2003 Enterprise servers
in a multiple database server, high availability environment. In the near future, there will be some advanced database clustering and mirroring
responsibilities, maintaining data integrity and archiving data will also be a priority.
* Qualifications:
•5+ years as a senior SQL Server DBA in large database, high transaction rate production environments
•Expertise in designing and automating backup, archival, data warehouse, and cleanup tasks
•Significant experience with Windows and SQL Server clustering and mirroring technologies
•Significant experience with SQL 2000 in a production SAN environment containing high transaction, large databases
•End-to-end, full SDLC (software development life cycle) experience
•Expertise with implementing SQL 2000 databases into QA and production environments, especially in regards to load/hardware analysis mapping,
fault tolerance, and security
•Expertise with tuning hardware/SQL 2000/Windows for optimal performance
•Project management skills
•Very detail oriented
•Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
•Multi-tasking capabilities
•A "whatever it takes" attitude (friendly, humble, positive, confident)
*Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
For immediate consideration, please email your resume as an attachment to:
Email: oraman@verizon.net
Please Use Job Code: SQLServerCentral/San Diego/SQL Server DBA/Ricky M.
Phone: 1-800-549-8502
I pay referral fees.
So please contact me if you know of anyone who would be qualified/interested in the
posiition described above- if it is not a match for your skills.
Thanks,
Bill Law
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Ah Bill, still looking are you? Maybe consider offering this as a contract position in the $75/hr range? The job content itself looks excellent but the level of person you are looking for can do better as a contractor.
While the $100k salary seems attractive it pales compared to contract rates (think $75+/hr) AND that salary puts you within striking range of the dreaded AMT (with no business deductions) AND you are in San Diego where the mortgage on an outhouse is $500k. And stock options? Well, how many start-ups have gone tits up, reverse-split, retrenched, and generally screwed over their minions? Not to mention the tax bite when you actually try to cash in those options. How many options are we looking at...500, 1000, 5000? Even if you net $100 per share (which you never would) on 5000 shares, you are no better off then if you took the contract job. Now, 50,000 options I might consider. As if the rank-and-file would ever get a slice that big.
In summary: contract!
James Stover, McDBA -
Interesting, but isn't a broken down shack in San Diego go for 500k? 100K isn't going to go very far with that housing market. Maybe move this position to North Dakota.
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hmmm ... WTAWTAW and what I read are 2 different things ...
RegardsRudy KomacsarSenior Database Administrator"Ave Caesar! - Morituri te salutamus."
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Reading the post again I just want to say, SQL 2000 is soo 6 years ago
Or to put it another way, the future was paved with dot-com dollars and Bill Clinton was getting his knob polished in the White House!
James Stover, McDBA
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