Intermediate Database Reliability Engineer (US)
PointClickCareFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
Candidates must be US Citizens able to work domestically and obtain a low-level security clearance. A Bachelor's degree is required, along with at least 3 years of experience in backend or infrastructure database roles. Proficiency in SQL, basic scripting (Python/Bash), cloud environments (AWS preferred), APIs, data flows, and backend integrations (REST, SOAP, HL7) is necessary. Familiarity with backups, performance monitoring, production data management, and strong communication/documentation skills are also essential. Bonus qualifications include exposure to VA systems, healthcare data, federal environments, Oracle, InterSystems IRIS/HealthShare, MUMPS, DevOps tooling (Git, Docker, Jenkins, Kubernetes), and data security standards.
The Database Administrator will support the backend of the My HealtheVet (MHV) platform, managing cloud-hosted databases and ensuring smooth operation. Responsibilities include supporting data integrations with external systems, performing backups, monitoring performance, and managing data in production environments. The role also involves collaborating with developers, analysts, and security teams to maintain a secure and efficient system.
Digital modernization for federal services
Oddball focuses on modernizing digital services for federal agencies, ensuring that these services are user-friendly and effective for citizens. Their approach involves creating software solutions that are tailored to the specific needs of both the public and the federal workforce. The company employs a team of skilled professionals, including developers and designers, who work collaboratively throughout the entire process, from the initial design phase to the final deployment of the software. Unlike many other digital agencies, Oddball emphasizes a human-centered design approach, which means they prioritize the needs and experiences of users in their solutions. The goal of Oddball is to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of federal services, ultimately improving the experience for citizens and the effectiveness of government operations.