• Perform database programming for new and existing systems.

• Develop databases as required.

• Responsible for planning, designing, and programming of add-on databases, priority setting database, and reporting tools.

• Overall administration of national mine action database, MAPA add-on databases, and reporting tools.

• Resolve database problems, queries and error reports in an accurate and timely manner.

• Interact with team members to understand project requirements.

• Coordinate with team members to perform database programming based on MAPA requirements.

• Coordinate with other departments and develop databases, when required.

• Monitor and manage database servers, memory and space resources.

• Responsible for the installation and configuration of databases, reporting and analysis tools.

• Responsible for overall monitoring of database functionality and performance.

• Assist in planning and implementing data integration and data migration activities.

• Provide valid inputs in database architectural discussions.

• Provide programmatic guidance and support to team members when needed.

• Maintain accurate and complete database programming documentations.

• Ensuring that the database is adequately backed up and able to be recovered in the event of technical issues.

• Suggesting changes and improvements for maintenance or protection.

• Perform quality assurance tests for ensuring data integrity and quality.

• Responsible for the modification, editing, testing, and implementation of data scripts.

• Perform database requirement analysis on regular basis.

• Manage user rights and restrictions for databases.

• Perform data analysis and visualization to provide evidence-based information to DMAC management and MAPA stakeholders.

• Make customization in the national database when required.

• Code back-end stored procedures, function, and trigger on add-on databases.

• Produce reports in various formats including graphs and charts.

• Ensure the security of the data.

• Ensure that client orientation is maintained.

• Extract maps and other GIS related data from the available resources, when required.

• Overall management of the MIS section in absence of the officer in-charge.