NoSQL DBA w/ Linux VM or Linux Virtual Machine

NoSQL DBA w/ Linux VM or Linux Virtual Machine Location: Round Rock, TX (3-4 days per week – onsite) This is a true hands-on role. The Hiring Manager said the person would get process visibility and standards from the team, but the team will not teach them how to develop automation or manage the databases. He expects a maximum ramp of about one week before the person can operate independently. The Hiring Manager said the role is 40% DBA work and 60% automation work, noting that if it were only automation, he would hire a developer, but he needs a DBA who already understands database operations and can automate that work. True must-haves: Hands-on NoSQL DBA experience across at least two platforms Called out the five supported technologies as Cassandra, Neo4j, Elasticsearch, SingleStore, and StarDog, with a minimum expectation of two platforms. Neo4j and Cassandra are the highest-value platform combination When asked where the current gap is, the manager specifically said he needs Neo4j and Cassandra with automation skills. Automation development experience is not optional The role is modernization-driven, and the manager repeatedly emphasized automation, Python scripting, and SDD/spec-driven development. OLAM can be replaced with Linux VM or Linux Virtual Machines in the search. Python scripting knowledge Python was specifically called out as part of the automation skill set needed for the role. AI-native development / SDD experience The Manager confirmed the team is already using Devin and SDD-style work, and he framed strong SDD experience as a key expectation. Linux VM experience Independent hands-on execution This is not a consulting/advisory role. The manager said he is not looking for someone who only talks through best practices or refers to documentation. The person needs to be hands-on and able to perform the work. RIT Solutions