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Each company will call the various IT positions by other names since each company’s structure will be different from one another. This will partially depend on the size of each company, the job descriptions and who the IT professionals work for and under.

Database Management

(Database Manager) (Database Developer) (Database Administrator) (Data Architect and Data Modeler) (Business Intelligence Analyst)

Demand for database managers continues to grow within IT departments. As companies look to stay current database managers will be sought after to help collect, store, analyze and leverage existing customer data housed within their internal systems, database managers will continue to be in demand. Job titles requested most frequently within this category include: database manager, database administrator and data architect. These individuals need to be very creative as well as have analytical minds to be able to problem-solve and work around technical issues that arise.

Typical responsibilities for database specialists include:

Analyzing business data requirements, maintaining and managing data models, and participating in the applications development cycle
Monitoring and tuning databases for optimal performance and archiving of data
Database storage to manage and recover a database in minutes rather than hours or days
Disaster preparedness with mirroring and replication
SAN and NAS Architecture
Primary Disk Storage
Storage Performance
Storage Capacity
Storage Management
Tiered Storage
Consolidation
Virtualization
Backup/Restore
Tape and Tape Libraries
Virtual Tape
Disk to Tape Vaulting
Replication/Mirroring
Optical
Encryption/shredding/compliance

Database Manager
In most companies, the Database Manager (DBA) reports to an applications group (large companies) or the Support Manager in smaller companies.

Database Developer
The database developer needs to have vast experience with enterprise database programs such as: Oracle, IBM or SQL Server.

Database Administrator
This individual needs to have a strong background in database structure, configuration and installation as well as experience with database languages and applications such as SQL, Oracle and DB2.

Data Architect and Data Modeler
They also should have a background in network management, database and application architecture and have managerial skills.

Business Intelligence Analyst
Employers typically look for a bachelor’s degree in computer science, information systems or engineering in addition to having three to five years of experience with database queries, stored procedure writing and OLAP and data cube technology.