DATABASE
ADMINISTRATOR
Information Technology Department
Finance
Division
JOB
SUMMARY
As a member of San Francisco
Symphony’s IT team, this position is primarily responsible for supporting,
administrating, and maintaining SQL Server 2000 environments running on Window
2000/2003 platforms. The position will also be responsible for conceptualizing
and implementing software solutions, developing and maintaining software
applications, and some SQL programming. Reports directly to the Chief
Information Officer. Works closely with Symphony’s Programmer Analyst,
and Systems Manager.
SPECIFIC
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Responsible for maintaining defined day to day
operating procedures for SQL Server databases
- Trouble-shoot database problems as
required
- Install new server-based application software,
upgrades, and fixes in coordination with Systems Manager
- Enroll users and maintain system security; account
management
- Control and monitor user access to the
database
- Plan, prepare, and test backup and recovery procedures
for all production databases
- Monitor production databases for efficiency.
Periodically reorganize databases for optimal performance during scheduled down
time
- Perform ad hoc SQL programming
- Write codes for database access, modifications, and
constructions including stored procedures
- Participate in application development processes to
facilitate good database design and access
- Support IT programmers and resolve database
problems
- Produce user and system documentation for all the
newly installed and/or developed applications
- Learn other database and programming tools/languages
as the need arises
- Assist in training the staff on database software
applications
QUALIFICATIONS
- Must have a college degree. A Computer Science degree
is a plus
- Must have a minimum of 3 years of experience in SQL
database administration
- Knowledge of Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 networking
environment a must
- Minimum 2 years of SQL programming
experience
- Experience with Symantec and NSI Backup Software a
plus
- Knowledge or experience with disk storage sub-systems
or SAN
- Knowledge or experience with MS-Access based
applications a plus
- Project management skills and experience a
plus
- Experience with other databases and programming tools
a plus
- Must have strong verbal and written communication
skills, and have the ability to communicate technical information to
non-technical personnel
- Must have strong problem solving skills
- Demonstrated ability to meet objectives and deadlines
within budgetary constraints
- Personal commitment to a positive, helpful attitude
and a willingness to assume a wide variety of assignments
- Demonstrated interest and/or experience in non-profit
organizations, particularly performing arts a
plus
APPLICATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Please send a resume and a
personalized cover letter explaining why this job is a perfect fit for you.
Please reference “Job Code: DAAD” in any correspondence or in the
subject line of your e-mail.
E-Mail
(Preferred): jobs@sfsymphony.org
Fax: (415)
863-5297
Mailing Address: San Francisco
Symphony
Human Resources
Department
Davies Symphony
Hall
San Francisco, CA
94102
Job Code:
DAAD
Deadline to apply: Position open until
filled
For more details, please visit our
web site at www.sfsymphony.org
NO PHONE CALLS
PLEASE
The San Francisco Symphony is
one of the country’s leading symphonic orchestras. Founded in 1911, the
SFS performs over 250 concerts each year and can be heard through its radio
broadcasts on more than 225 radio stations. The SFS has its own record label,
SFS Media, and has recently embarked on a multi-media and educational program
titled MTT, Keeping Score. Through its numerous educational initiatives, the
SFS nurtures a full youth orchestra and serves the San Francisco Public School
System through its Adventures In Music (AIM) program. The orchestra tours
extensively to venues throughout Europe, Asia and the United States. As a
result of its outstanding artistic reputation, the San Francisco Symphony is
able to attract the world’s finest guest musicians and conductors. The SFS
is led by Executive Director, Brent Assink; Music Director, Michael Tilson
Thomas; and Board President, John
Goldman.
The San Francisco Symphony
sets the highest possible standard for excellence in musical performance at home
and around the world; enriches, serves, and shapes cultural life throughout the
spectrum of Bay Area communities; maintains financial stability and gains public
recognition as a means of ensuring its ability to fulfill its
mission.
The San Francisco Symphony
is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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