Vivid job description of a Database Designer!

1. Database Designer
Also similar to Database Developer, Database Administrator, and Database Architect
What is it all about?
They develop strategies for the design, modeling, and implementation stages of the database
lifecycle
Design infrastructure and applications
o Which includes interfaces, data partitions, global temporary tables, and function-based
index mechanics to ensure efficient database operation
They draw the blueprints of a database, which then the technicians and specialists use to put
the technology together
They also develop data models, metadata tables, and related database structures for
applications
They have to cope with the style of the company that they work for
Companies, medical facilities, and financial organizations collect massive amounts of data about
customers and patients. Database design professionals understand the relationship between the
smallest component of raw data and employers' business goals, regulatory practices, and database
technologies. Specialists in the industry use this knowledge to design database applications, ensure data
integrity, and develop information security measures. Employers seek job candidates who possess
strong analytical and technical skills.
Prerequisites
At least need a bachelor’s degree in computer science before they start their work
University database training provides solid information on the important aspects of database
design
They learn different skills such as:
o Creating a specific database plan and rough work before actually starting the database
o Rules of normalization that helps designers to avoid common mistakes
o Securing the database according to the requirement – such as user permissions
Some designers start their work as a technician with an associate degree and then move on
You can make your career path by taking certain courses in grade 11 and 12 that will lead you to your
desired and appropriate university or college.

2. Grade 11 Grade 12
English English
Mathematics Algebra & Geometry
Probability & Statistics Calculus
Science Science
Social Studies Social Studies
Business & Management Business & Management
Computers Computers
Information Technology Information Technology
Electronics & Communications Technology Electronics & Communications Technology
After that you can get a bachelor’s degree or an associate’s degree in computer science.
Skills needed by Database designers
Strong analytical, logical thinking, problem solving, communication and interpersonal skills are also
necessary
Salary
Specialized database designer gets an approximate salary of $90 000 per annum.
Salary is dependent on 3 things:
Geographic location – where you are situated can affect your salary
Job experience – it is an indication to companies that you know what you are doing
Education/Field of work –
o Data processing/hosting related services: $76 000
o Management of companies and enterprises: $80 000
o Computer systems design and related services: $84 000
o Monetary authorities, central bank: $90 000
Certifications
Oracle – database training in MYSQL for administrators, developers, and designers
Microsoft – database training in SQL server, to help designers better understand the demands and feel
of database programming in an enterprise/company server environment

3. More training will get you to a higher post
Job Outlook
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that Database designers might see an
approximate 31% increase in job opportunities by the end of the decade.
Technology is growing and advancing and there a significant increase in the amount of data in
the world
Therefore, the job of a database designer will prosper as we are in need of organizing mass data
and linking it together
Outsourcing can be good or bad: there can be more employment for less money and the bad
part is that a little unemployment is created in the specific country
Employment for database designers in the field of –
1. Computer systems design and related services
2. Management of companies and enterprises
3. Insurance carriers
4. Colleges, universities and professional schools
5. Management, scientific and technical consulting agencies
6. Others – data hosting, processing firms
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