Systems Database Administrator II

Apply Job Type Full-time Description PAY GRADE: 31E PAY RANGE: $78,104 - $139,588 annually DEPARTMENT: Information Services This position is 100% on-site and not eligible for remote or hybrid work. Experience the difference with Educational Employees Credit Union, the largest credit union in the Central Valley. Known for its outstanding member service, EECU promotes a positive work environment and supports employee well-being with a competitive benefits package, including a 6% employer contribution to 401k. In 2025, EECU received the Gold Award for Best Credit Union and the Silver Award for Best Place to Work in The Fresno Bee's 2025 Best of Central California People’s Choice Awards. EECU is seeking a Systems Database Administrator II to join our growing organization. The Systems Database Administrator (SysDBA) II represents the journeyman level for this position series. The SysDBA II works with minimal technical supervision on all aspects of EECU server, storage and database systems. This is a “hands-on” position requiring solid technical skills, as well as project good interpersonal and communication skills. The successful candidate will be responsible for setting up, configuring, supporting and maintaining servers, database server, SAN and VM performance issues and recommends alternative solutions. Provides technical support as well as external development sources. Must be capable of working independently and collaboratively and rely on experience and judgement to plan and accomplish objectives. Responsibilities of the position include : Assists with maintaining the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the EECU network and computing infrastructure. Design, install, configure, maintain, and monitor physical and logical database architecture, ensuring database health, performance, reliability, and availability. Perform database modeling, data flow analysis, data extraction, and access methods, including the use of Structured Query Language (SQL). Manage and maintain backup and recovery processes, including backup clustering, mirroring, replication, failover, database storage allocation, and related security practices. Perform database and server administration tasks, including user and group administration, security permissions, group policies, print services, event log monitoring, and resource management. Monitor data center and server health using established management tools; troubleshoot hardware and system issues and assist with building, testing, and maintaining new servers and database systems. Perform preventative maintenance across the organization’s server and database server asset inventory. Prepare or reviews database and server production, operating, and down time records and reports; recommend changes to programs, routines, and quality control standards to improve efficiency. Collaborate with the help desk and other teams to assist in troubleshooting, identify root causes, and…