SQL Server DBA (Azure Cloud) | 5+ Years | India Night Shift – US Client Support

Location: India (Tamil Nadu candidates preferred)

Experience: 5+ Years

Employment Type: Full time

Shift: India Night Shift (aligned with US business hours)

Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced SQL Server Database Administrator (Azure Cloud) to manage and support mission-critical databases for our US-based clients. The ideal candidate has strong hands-on expertise in SQL Server administration, Azure SQL services, performance tuning, High Availability/Disaster Recovery, and production incident management.

Key Responsibilities

Administer SQL Server 2016/2019/2022 across Azure SQL Database, Managed Instance, and Azure VMs
Handle installation, configuration, patching, upgrades, backup, and recovery
Implement and support Always On Availability Groups, Replication, Log Shipping, and DR
Monitor and optimize performance — queries, indexes, execution plans
Troubleshoot blocking, deadlocks, and production bottlenecks (L2/L3 support)
Manage incidents via ServiceNow, Jira, or Azure DevOps




Prepare WSRs, RCA documents, and technical documentation
Automate DBA tasks using T-SQL/PowerShell

Required Skills

5+ years SQL Server DBA experience, including Azure SQL Database/Managed Instance/VMs
Performance tuning, HA/DR (Always On Availability Groups), backup & recovery
Database security, SQL Agent Jobs, T-SQL/PowerShell scripting
Azure Monitor & Log Analytics; L2/L3 production support
Strong ticketing (ServiceNow/Jira/Azure DevOps) and reporting discipline

Preferred Certifications: DP-300, AZ-104, AZ-900, DP-900

Mandatory Requirements

Proven experience supporting enterprise production databases
Strong troubleshooting and communication skills
Willingness to work India Night Shift supporting US clients

To Apply, share your updated resume with: Total Experience | SQL DBA Experience | Azure Experience | Current CTC | Expected CTC | Notice Period | Current Location

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