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Database Analyst

at Jobr

Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, remote

seen 4d ago

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  • SSAS
  • Power BI
  • ELK
  • SSRS
  • Dynatrace
  • SSIS
  • ETL
  • ITIL
  • Master Data Services
  • SQL
  • Zabbix

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As a Database Analyst, you will be responsible for managing and maintaining database systems to ensure data integrity and performance. You will play a crucial role in data analysis and reporting, supporting business decision-making processes. The job market for Database Analysts is flourishing with a strong demand for professionals skilled in SQL, data modeling, and database management. In addition to technical skills, good communication and problem-solving abilities are key in this role. Understanding the balance between work life and living costs is essential for a prosperous career in this field.

Required Languages:

* Portuguese * English

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Database Analyst FAQ

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What's the difference between a Database Analyst and a Database Administrator (DBA)?

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Is this a good stepping stone into Data Analyst or Data Engineer roles?

What's a common daily task?

Support the design, administration, optimization and continuous improvement of database environments and related business processes. The role focuses on ensuring data integrity, availability and performance while collaborating with development and operational teams supporting business-critical applications.

What you would do

* Design, implement and maintain database solutions supporting business applications. * Monitor and support critical business processes. * Develop and optimize SQL queries, stored procedures, functions and database triggers. * Implement and maintain backup solutions in line with defined strategies. * Investigate and resolve database-related incidents affecting performance or availability. * Participate in post-incident reviews for major or recurring database issues. * Collaborate with development teams to improve business process outcomes. * Monitor database performance and identify optimization opportunities. * Support automation and continuous improvement initiatives. * Provide technical guidance and operational support to internal teams.

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What they are looking for

SQL query writing & optimizationDatabase design & normalizationData quality & integrity checksReporting tools (Power BI, Tableau)Basic database administrationDocumentation of data structures

Not looking for database analyst roles? Jobr also lists openings for data scientist , database administrator , data engineer , business intelligence analyst , and data architect — all sourced directly from company career portals and updated daily.

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Workplace Type

Remote

* Experience with Microsoft BI technologies including SSIS, SSRS and SSAS. * Experience with ETL development, optimization and monitoring. * Strong SQL development and database optimization skills. * Experience with SQL performance tuning, partitioning and indexing. * Root cause analysis and troubleshooting capabilities. * Experience with Power BI. * Experience with Master Data Services. * Experience with monitoring tools such as Dynatrace, ELK or Zabbix. * Knowledge of ITIL practices. * Strong communication, collaboration, analytical thinking and problem-solving skills. * Portuguese proficiency at professional mastery level. * English proficiency at professional expert level.

What comes with it

Roughly $65,000–$100,000 in the US, with roles requiring specific enterprise database platforms (Oracle, SQL Server) sometimes paying more.