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Mobius

RCOH SQL Developer / Database Administrator

Newport News, VAmidAdded today

About this role

Mobius seeks an experienced SQL Developer/Database Administrator to support the SUPSHIP Newport News RCOH project team. The role involves managing legacy Microsoft Access databases and SQL Server systems while ensuring cybersecurity compliance in a fast-paced, 100% onsite environment in Newport News, VA.

What you'll do

  • Provide SQL support services and maintain interoperability between legacy and modern data platforms
  • Maintain, enhance, and troubleshoot Access applications and SQL Server databases
  • Design, develop, and optimize SQL database-driven applications with strict data integrity and cybersecurity controls
  • Convert Access SQL to SQL Server syntax and debug VBA code in Access forms
  • Collaborate with Contracting Officers and Planning Managers to evaluate solutions and develop new features
  • Implement software versioning and version control systems while supporting Authority to Operate (ATO) processes

What they're looking for

  • MS SQL Server (12.0+)
  • Microsoft Access and VBA
  • Database administration and tuning
  • SQL query optimization
  • Software version control systems
  • MS Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook
  • Cybersecurity and compliance
  • GUI form design

Benefits

  • Competitive salary and stable work environment
  • Medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • 401k Plan
  • Paid leave
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Flexible work schedules
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Mobius

Mobius provides systems engineering and technical support services for U.S. defense and aerospace programs, including work on reconnaissance systems, missile defense, and space operations. The company is hiring systems engineers, flight test engineers, and range safety specialists to support program execution, testing, and compliance across national security missions.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience converting Microsoft Access SQL statements to SQL Server syntax and the challenges you've encountered.
  • Tell us about a time you optimized a SQL Server database for performance. What metrics did you use to measure success?
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