DB Developer

As a DB Developer at Jalasoft, your primary responsibilities will include designing, developing, and maintaining databases for our software applications. You will collaborate with other developers and stakeholders to ensure that our data solutions are not only efficient but also scalable. Additionally, you’ll be tasked with performance tuning and stored procedure development to enhance our application's overall efficiency.

To qualify for the DB Developer position at Jalasoft, you should hold a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field. We prefer candidates with proven experience as a SQL Developer, highlighting expertise in SQL Server and T-SQL, database design, and normalization. Familiarity with indexing, query optimization, and performance monitoring tools is also essential.

In addition to the fundamental qualifications, Jalasoft appreciates candidates with preferred skills such as a working knowledge of C# .Net development, familiarity with ETL processes, and experience in a CI/CD environment. Proficiency in automated testing and collaborative coding strategies like swarming, pairing, and mobbing are also valued.

Yes, Jalasoft offers a flexible work environment, and remote work is an option for the DB Developer role. We believe that a comfortable work setup allows our team to thrive, so you’ll have the opportunity to work from home while contributing to exciting projects.

Working as a DB Developer at Jalasoft comes with several attractive benefits, including 13 floating holidays and 15 vacation days each year. We promote a supportive working environment that encourages teamwork, learning, and personal growth. Join us, and enjoy a balance of work and leisure!

When responding to this question, be specific about the projects you've worked on using SQL Server and T-SQL. Highlight your experience in performance tuning and stored procedures, mentioning any significant challenges you overcame related to database management.

In your answer, outline your design process by discussing your steps toward effective database normalization. Mention the importance of balancing normalization with performance optimization and how you ensure data integrity while avoiding redundancy.

Discuss the techniques you commonly utilize for query optimization, such as indexing, analyzing execution plans, and avoiding inefficient query patterns. Give examples from past work where your optimization efforts led to improved performance.

Explain your prioritization and time management strategies when handling multiple tasks. You might share tools, methodologies, or practices that help you stay organized while ensuring the quality of your work.

Share your familiarity with ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes by providing examples from past experiences. Discuss specific tools and frameworks you've utilized, and describe any challenges encountered and how you solved them.

Offer insights into your troubleshooting process for performance issues. Mention specific monitoring tools you use and describe a situation where you effectively diagnosed and resolved a performance problem.

Talk about your experience in Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), focusing on how it relates to database development. Share any tools you're familiar with and describe how CI/CD practices benefit database deployment.

Emphasize the importance of collaboration in database development projects. Provide examples of successful team projects and how you communicated effectively with developers and stakeholders to achieve shared goals.

Share the resources you use to keep your database skills current, such as online courses, webinars, or tech blogs. Mention any certifications or training that have enhanced your expertise in database technologies.

Explain your proactive approach to learning new database technologies. Discuss how you research, experiment, and apply new tools or methodologies in your work, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in the tech field.