JPMorgan Chase
SQL Server Database Administrator - Data Engineer III - Neovest
Pleasant Grove, UT · Full-time · Posted Sep 30, 2026
About the job
Administers and engineers secure, scalable SQL Server platforms while supporting data pipelines and reporting systems across on-premises and cloud environments.
What you'll do
- Administer production and non-production PMS SQL Server databases, including installation, configuration, patching, performance, security, and lifecycle management.
- Maintain high availability, disaster recovery, backup and restore, monitoring, capacity planning, and scaling across on-premises, Azure VM, and GCP environments.
- Use authorized AI capabilities to support data engineering analysis, documentation, test generation, and control validation, while validating outputs and meeting data-handling requirements.
What they ask for
- Experience in Microsoft SQL Server engineering and administration.
- Strong knowledge of Always On Availability Groups, Windows Server Failover Clustering, backup/restore, and performance tuning; advanced T-SQL skills.
- Experience managing large production database fleets across multiple customer environments; proficiency with Git-based source control and database change workflows.
- Demonstrated use of enterprise-authorized AI for data engineering workflows, with validation habits and awareness of data sensitivity.
Nice to have
- Experience supporting portfolio management, trading, or financial systems; background in database DevOps, CI/CD, and release governance.
- Familiarity with Azure and GCP SQL Server VM operations; report development using SQL Server Reporting Services, Excel, or Metabase.
Tools
Microsoft SQL Server, T-SQL, PowerShell, Azure VM, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Always On, Windows Server Failover Clustering, Git
AI focus
Uses enterprise-authorized AI for data pipeline and design analysis, documentation, test generation, and control validation; reviews outputs and follows data sensitivity, security, and auditability requirements.
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