• Administer, operate, and maintain computerized database systems, including database dictionaries, standards, procedures, file structures, and storage management. • Plan and project long-range requirements for database administration and design in coordination with information systems leadership. • Design, develop, implement, and maintain complex databases in a client/server environment, including access methods, performance optimization, storage allocation, security controls, and documentation. • Perform database quality control, auditing, validation, and programming to ensure data accuracy, integrity, appropriate use, and support systems integration and application development. • Advise users on database access, usage, and data availability across client/server systems. • Apply database technologies, development methodologies, and programming languages (e.g., SQL) to support database and system design.