Design Database Structures: Create logical and physical database designs that meet application requirements and optimize performance. Develop Schemas: Define and manage database schemas, including tables, indexes, views, and relationships. Implement Data Models: Use Entity-Relationship (ER) diagrams and normalization techniques to ensure efficient data organization. Conduct Growth Projections: and capacity planning to accommodate future growth Installation: Utilize orchestration tools to ensure consistency on installs Write SQL Queries: Develop complex SQL queries to retrieve, manipulate, and analyze data effectively. Optimize Performance: Analyze query performance and implement indexing strategies to enhance data retrieval speed. Stored Procedures and Functions: Create and maintain stored procedures, triggers, and user-defined functions to automate tasks and enforce business logic. Implement Security Measures: Establish user roles and permissions to protect sensitive data from unauthorized access. Ensure Data Integrity: Use constraints, transactions, and validation rules to maintain accurate and consistent data. Monitor Database Performance: Regularly track database performance metrics to identify bottlenecks or issues. Tune Databases: Adjust configurations, indexes, and queries based on performance analysis to ensure optimal operation. Work with Application Developers: Collaborate closely with software developers to integrate database solutions with applications. Provide Technical Support: Assist development teams in troubleshooting database-related issues during application development. Conduct Database Testing: Implement testing procedures to validate database functionality, performance, and security. Debug Issues: Identify and resolve database errors or performance problems promptly. Root Cause Analysis: Write clear on concise reports on root cause of incidents. Manage Backups: Establish regular backup schedules to ensure data is securely backed up. Develop Recovery Plans: Create disaster recovery plans to restore databases in case of failure or data loss. Create Technical Documentation: Maintain comprehensive documentation of database designs, processes, standards, and procedures for future reference. Update Documentation Regularly: Ensure that all documentation reflects current practices and system configurations.