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Database Administrator jobs in San Antonio, TX

Database administrators keep an organization's databases fast, available, and recoverable — tuning performance, managing backups and security, and planning for growth.

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$27–$67/hr
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$93k
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Cloud/Azure Infrastructure Administrator

KCI Technologies · San Antonio, TX

orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.Duties, Responsibilities & OtherThe Cloud Infrastructure Administrator supports day-to-day operations, reliability, and security of the Microsof…

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Lead Workplace Engineer II/M365

Deloitte · San Antonio, TX
$141.2k - $278.3k

Position Summary Lead Cloud Infrastructure Engineer II - Workplace Engineering/M365 AI & Engineering helps organizations build, deploy, and operate integrated solutions across software, data, AI, networks, and hybrid clo…

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Power Platform Developer

LPA design studios · San Antonio, TX
$110k - $130k

Copilot Studio, AI agents, or similar AI technologies.Familiarity with Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365.Basic understanding of APIs, databases, and application integration.Experience with JavaScript, Python, HTML/CSS, o…

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Database Administrator

SFE · San Antonio, TX · Full-time
$120k - $130k

Range: $120,000-$130,000 a year + benefits Experience :- 6+ Job Description PostgreSQL/ DB2 PostgreSQL Database Administration (v11 and above) Installation, configuration, upgrades, and patching Performance tuning and qu…

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Full Stack Developer

Guidehouse · San Antonio, TX
$80k - $133k

Functions, Amazon EventBridge, AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, Elasticsearch, caching frameworks, Redis, Memcached, Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for PostgreSQL, and/or MongoDB NoSQL database services.F…

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Software Developer

Robert Half · San Antonio, TX

by building and consuming REST and SOAP APIs, ensuring secure and dependable data exchange across platforms.• Work with relational databases to develop queries, troubleshoot issues, and optimize application data performa…

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Liquid Fuels Technical Lead

HDR · San Antonio, TX

DescriptionAt HDR, our employee-owners are fully engaged in creating a welcoming environment where each of us is valued and respected, a place where everyone is empowered to bring their authentic selves and novel ideas t…

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Database Administrator

Red Arch Solutions · San Antonio, TX · Full-time
$175k - $205k

TS/SCI with Poly required Position Description: Red Arch Solutions is seeking a Database Administrator to join our PRIME contract in San Antonio, Texas. The Database Administrator is responsible for maintaining the integ…

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Lead Confluent Kafka Engineer

PB consulting · San Antonio, TX · Temporary

We are seeking a Lead Consultant – Confluent Kafka to lead Kafka platform administration, troubleshooting, maintenance, automation, and production support. The role requires strong Confluent Kafka expertise, client-facin…

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What database administrators earn in San Antonio

Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives

ExperienceHourlyAnnual, full-time
Entry level $27–$38 $56k–$79k
Mid level $38–$51 $79k–$107k
Senior $49–$67 $102k–$140k

Adjusted for the San Antonio market from national ranges.

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What employers ask for

The skills these listings keep naming

SQL Server, Oracle, or PostgreSQLQuery tuning and indexingBackup and recoveryHigh availability and replicationSecurity and access controlCapacity planningScripting and automationCloud database servicesWorking with developers
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Interview questions worth rehearsing

With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for

A critical query got slow overnight. How do you investigate?

Check execution plans, statistics, recent changes, and blocking. A structured path from symptom to cause is what they are grading.

Walk me through your backup strategy and how you verify it.

Cover full/differential/log backups, RPO/RTO targets, and regular restore testing. The verification part is where weak candidates fall down.

How do you decide what to index?

Base it on query patterns and measured impact, and mention the write cost of over-indexing. Showing you remove indexes too is a good sign.

How would you design high availability for a critical database?

Discuss replication or availability groups, failover testing, and what the application must tolerate. Note that HA is not backup — they solve different problems.

A developer wants direct production database access. How do you respond?

Show least-privilege instincts with a service mindset: offer read replicas, audited access, or better tooling instead of a flat no.

Tell me about a data-loss scare or recovery you performed.

A calm, honest recovery story — what was lost, what was restored, what changed after — demonstrates exactly the judgment this role exists for.

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Resume tips that move the needle

For database administrators specifically — generic advice costs you here

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State the database platforms and versions you ran, with the size and count of databases managed.

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Quantify performance work: query times cut, storage reclaimed, downtime avoided during migrations.

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Highlight zero-data-loss recoveries or successful DR tests — recoverability is the core promise of the role.

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Show cloud migration experience (RDS, Azure SQL, Cloud SQL) as most DBA hiring now expects it.

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Mention automation of routine maintenance; it signals you scale beyond hand-run scripts.

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Where this role goes

Typical progression

01 Junior DBA
02 Database Administrator
03 Senior DBA
04 Database Architect
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