Configuration Data Analyst

Cherokee Federal•San Antonio, TX

5h•$60,000 - $80,000•Onsite

About The Position

Cherokee Federal seeks a Configuration Data Analyst in Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX. You will analyze multi‑source data, manage database configurations, support security and accreditation, and drive improvements to the DoD Trauma Registry. Full‑time employee; reports to the Program Manager. Compensation & Benefits: Estimated Starting Salary Range for Configuration Data Analyst: $60-$80k Pay commensurate with experience. Full-time benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, and other possible benefits as provided. Benefits are subject to change with or without notice. Configuration Data Analyst Responsibilities Include: Reviewed data from multiple sources and determined relevant information to a given si Review data from multiple sources; determine relevance; draft, edit, and disseminate factual, timely reports and status updates. Ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of systems, networks, and data; plan, develop, implement, maintain, and enhance security programs, policies, procedures, and tools. Maintain certification/accreditation documentation; manage information assurance vulnerability assessment program; conduct security audits and risk/vulnerability assessments. Participate in network/systems design; implement security policies; develop contingency plans and disaster recovery procedures. Manage information system accounts, network rights, and access for servers, workstations, and devices using industry tools. Evaluate database management technologies; investigate problems and inefficiencies; assess impacts of new/revised software on operations and applications. Use DBMS tools to analyze storage consumption, access times, read/write frequencies; run utilities; investigate performance declines; recommend procedures for rapid data access. Analyze archived data usage; optimize existing systems; implement database conversions for new release requirements. Provide, maintain, and manage end‑user accounts and profiles; establish, delete, change, suspend, and resolve account inquiries. Apply patches, execute field‑engineering notices, verify checksums, and resolve database problems. Identify substantive issues; analyze and develop alternatives; recommend changes to senior Joint Trauma System leadership for the DoD Trauma Registry. work primarily in an office setting with varied interactions; meet physical demands typical of office work. Performs other job-related duties as assigned

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, Computer Engineering, or equivalent work experience and certifications.
Experience with database programming and analysis; Windows and Linux OS; Kibana; SQLPlus; PL/SQL Developer; TOAD; Visual Studio applications.
Ability to maintain required certifications through DoD 8570.1 Continuing Education; comply with applicable Army/Navy training regulations when working on respective servers.
Strong analytical, reporting, and communication skills; ability to manage accounts, security, and performance in established DB environments.
As requested by our government client, this position requires US citizenship.
Must pass the pre-employment qualifications of Cherokee Federal

Nice To Haves

Programming experience in Visual Studio .NET and C#; systems analysis and database application programming highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Reviewed data from multiple sources and determined relevant information to a given si Review data from multiple sources; determine relevance; draft, edit, and disseminate factual, timely reports and status updates.
Ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of systems, networks, and data; plan, develop, implement, maintain, and enhance security programs, policies, procedures, and tools.
Maintain certification/accreditation documentation; manage information assurance vulnerability assessment program; conduct security audits and risk/vulnerability assessments.
Participate in network/systems design; implement security policies; develop contingency plans and disaster recovery procedures.
Manage information system accounts, network rights, and access for servers, workstations, and devices using industry tools.
Evaluate database management technologies; investigate problems and inefficiencies; assess impacts of new/revised software on operations and applications.
Use DBMS tools to analyze storage consumption, access times, read/write frequencies; run utilities; investigate performance declines; recommend procedures for rapid data access.
Analyze archived data usage; optimize existing systems; implement database conversions for new release requirements.
Provide, maintain, and manage end‑user accounts and profiles; establish, delete, change, suspend, and resolve account inquiries.
Apply patches, execute field‑engineering notices, verify checksums, and resolve database problems.
Identify substantive issues; analyze and develop alternatives; recommend changes to senior Joint Trauma System leadership for the DoD Trauma Registry.
work primarily in an office setting with varied interactions; meet physical demands typical of office work.
Performs other job-related duties as assigned