Database Architect - 5.4 Madison, WI

For one of our long-term multiyear projects, we are looking for a Database Architect out of Madison, WI; under guidance of the Section Manager of the KIDS Application Development Section, this position performs advanced DB architecture work for Child Support Systems. The KIDS DB architect: recommends and maintains data management policy; provides expert technical leadership to the applications development and technical staff; installs and maintains software on multiple mainframe platforms; plans, tests installs and updates to software; coordinates software upgrades with system DBAs; and advises application development staff on the use of database software, database designs and data models, efficient data access, and is available for evening/weekend on-call duties. Well qualified candidates will have DBA experience with a large (1000 programs, 400table, 4DB2/CICS environments or equivalent and distributed systems accessing DB2) Child Support system, or equivalent, using Platinum, ERWin, Mainview, ChangeMan. IBM Utilities, log analyzer tools, IBM Data Studio, CNTL-M or like tools; and significant IT related knowledge. Must Have: Management of large projects General Competencies Selected consultant will be required to sign Contract Exhibit B Buffer Pool Tuning Database Tuning and Maintenance to assure highest level of system availability and performance IBM DB2 Utilities or CDB DB2 Utilities Implement Database Objects and Files needed by Database Applications Provide Multi Environment Database Support Database design Data Warehouse performance tuning DB2 Implement Database Archive and Recovery Strategies Logical database design Move for DB2 Physical database design Stored procedures and triggers IBM DB2 Utilities DB2 Application - DBA for a very large complex Child Support System supporting hundreds of tables in at least 5 environments DB2 Application - DBA for a very large complex system supporting hundreds of tables in at least 5 environments Implement and enforce security requirements.