Project Overview:
Proving DB re-engineering for a 15k+ user system at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The candidate will work on a mission critical system that is utilized for acquisitions across the NIH. The system was home grown and expanded to serve over 26 of the institutes and centers. To drive performance, cost savings, and critical acquisition analytics our team is looking for a DB Architect to re-work the current set up - built in multiple SQL Servers - to bring to a more modern and enterprise approach for data processing and data warehousing. This exciting project is both a re-vamp of the current system as well as keeping an eye on future modernization of the whole system (i.e. Front-end rebrand, AI/ML, automated order processing, ad hoc reporting, cloud transformation, etc.) The current DB is built in Microsoft SQL Server 2012. The project is open to new technologies (RDS, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Aurora, etc.) Looking forward to working with a motivated candite who is ready to assist our Application Team, PM, and Solution Architect in modernizing a critical NIH System.
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