Azure SQL DBA

The Engage Partnership

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Azure SQL DBA Paying up to £65,000 per annum Permanent Hybrid working up to 3 days per week on site.

My client is based in the Horsham area and they are looking for a SQL DBA to carry out the following:

💼 Role Overview

The position involves leading the development and optimisation of IT database systems across cloud (Azure) and on-premises platforms to support enterprise-wide operations. You’ll ensure high performance, security, compliance, and availability of SQL Server databases through proactive management and automation.

🚀 Key Responsibilities

Design, manage, and optimise SQL Server databases (on-prem + cloud)
Oversee replication, backup, failover, and recovery across Azure regions
Automate data pipelines via Azure Data Factory & Logic Apps
Collaborate with engineering, security, and architecture teams
Independently lead projects and maintain technical documentation
Review and enhance SQL performance through code optimisation

✅ Ideal Candidate
Extensive experience with SQL Server 2019+ and Azure SQL
Skilled in performance tuning, troubleshooting, and T-SQL development
Proficiency in PowerShell, Azure CLI, and DevOps automation (CI/CD)
Deep understanding of data security, encryption, and auditing

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