Database architects design, implement, and manage the structure and organization of databases to ensure efficient data storage, retrieval, and security, aligning with an organization’s needs and goals.
73,000+
Number of U.S. job listings by employers in the last 12 months
$135,000
Median annual salary
51,000
Projected employment through 2030
What is a database architect?
A database architect plays a crucial role in shaping the data landscape of a company or organization. They design and build integrated data systems that are both reliable and secure. By creating structures tailored for various types of information, they ensure seamless integration into a cohesive system. Database architects also set system standards and offer support for troubleshooting and data access, empowering teams to harness the full potential of their data.
U.S. hiring data
Source: CompTIA analysis of Lightcast & U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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