StreSERT, a professional services organisation, is hiring a Trainee Database Administrator (Entry level) for their client, a leading credit bureau company in Nigeria.

Responsibilities

This is an entry role for fresh graduates with background in Information and Communications technology who will receive on-the-job training. The ideal candidates will play crucial roles in the company's data management unit carrying out the following responsibilities:

• Development and maintenance of data warehouse
• Take instructions and co-ordinate with data managers regarding database transfers and specifications

• Manage data migrations between systems
• Diagnose and resolve database access and performance issues
• Ensure all database systems meet business and performance requirements
• Creating and maintaining technical documentation.

· Import external data for edit checks

• Implementation of data dashboards to display data in differing formats
• Develop, implement, and maintain change control and testing processes for modifications to databases.
• Produce queries and develop reports to support business needs

Personality

• Ability to learn new tools and technologies
• Knowledge of current technologies
• Strong analytical skills, problem-solving abilities, excellent interpersonal skills
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
• Strong communication skills with ability to connect with people at all levels
• Possess a firm grasp of algorithms and data structures
• Maintains confidence and protects operations by keeping information confidential
• Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed

Qualifications

• Tertiary education, preferably in Computer Science
• 0-2 years post-NYSC experience
• Experience building and integrating applications
• Experience with test-driven development
• Database program certification preferable
• Good understanding of fundamental application design principles

How to Apply

If interested and qualified, send your CV to ‘recruitment@stresertservices.com’ using ‘ENT-DB’ as subject of mail