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SKILLS AND STUDIES:
It is often possible to enter the profession with a degree. A qualification in a relevant subject such as computer science, software engineering, electronic engineering, mathematics or software engineering can be advantageous. For graduates without relevant qualifications or experience, a postgraduate qualification in computing, IT or operational research is beneficial.
Knowledge skills:
Essential skills:
· Familiarity with computer operating systems and database technology (design, software and structure)
· A logical approach to work
· The ability to prioritise tasks
· Problem-solving skills
· Good organisational skills
Recommended additional skills:
· Patience
· Communication and interpersonal skills
· Meticulous attention to detail
Practical knowledge:
· working with database software to find ways to store, organise and manage data
· keeping databases up to date
· helping with database design and development
· managing database access
· ensuring that databases meet user requirements
· liaising with programmers, applications/operational staff, IT project managers and other technical staff
· managing database security/integrity and backup procedures
· implementing security measures
· defining objectives through consultation with staff at all levels
· writing reports, documentation and operating manuals
· testing and modifying databases to ensure that they operate reliably
· providing user training, support and feedback
· writing disaster recovery plans
· archiving data.
Languages (grades/level):
English Level C1 QCER
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