Database Operations Manager

Farringdon
2 weeks ago
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About the Role:
A leading workplace design and fit-out company is looking for an experienced Database Operations Manager to join their IT team. This role involves managing the performance, integrity, and security of the company’s databases, including a bespoke CRM platform. The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise in database management while also being business-facing, helping teams optimize their use of data.
  
Key Responsibilities:
Database Management:

Manage, configure, and upgrade PostgreSQL and MongoDB databases
Monitor performance, implement changes, and apply patches
Ensure high levels of data availability and consistency Database Security:

Implement security policies to protect company data
Monitor access logs and enforce access controls
Support starters and leavers with secure database access Data Migration:

Lead data migration from legacy systems to a new CRM
Work with external partners to ensure data integrity Backup & Recovery:

Develop and test backup and recovery plans
Ensure high availability of data, including clustering Performance Tuning & Development:

Optimise database performance through indexing and query tuning
Support design of future management information projects
Collaborate with teams to improve database functionality Troubleshooting & Compliance:

Identify and resolve database issues efficiently
Maintain compliance with regulatory and internal policies Qualifications & Experience:

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, IT, or a related field
Experience with PostgreSQL and MongoDB
Strong understanding of database security, performance tuning, and backup strategies
Relevant database management certifications (preferred) What’s in it for you?:

Competitive salary
23 days holiday (increasing annually up to 28 days)
Enhanced parental leave
Paid training & development opportunities
Cycle-to-work scheme
Nationwide gym discounts & free fitness classes
Fresh fruit, barista-style coffee & monthly birthday cakes
Regular social events & staff meals
24/7 employee assistance program with BUPA
Funding towards eye tests & glasses
Life insurance – 4x annual salary If you're ready to take on a new challenge in a dynamic, fast-paced environment, get in touch

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