Police Scotland
Production Database Administrator

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Production Database Administrator
Production Database Administrator – Fixed Term (12 months)
About the Role
Pole Scotland continue to enhance and refine several critical digital solutions to meet evolving demands and maintain operational flexibility over the next decade.
We are seeking a Production Database Administrator to support an upgrade project focused on migrating Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) software to a more current level. This initiative aims to improve dispatch accuracy, empowering frontline police to respond effectively to emerging threats.
This role is a fixed-term position (up to 12 months, ending no later than September 2027).
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, administer, programme, support, and maintain enterprise database systems in line with established standards.
- Strategically coordinate databases across Police Scotland and the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) ICT environment.
- Work with suppliers and project teams to implement application upgrades, application patches, and third-line troubleshooting.
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✅ Competitive salary with annual increments ✅ Flexible full-time or part-time shift patterns (salary pro rata based on hours worked) ✅ 28 days annual leave + 6 public holidays (increases with service) ✅ Local government pension scheme for long-term financial security ✅ Ongoing training to develop your skills ✅ Career progression opportunities ✅ Comprehensive wellbeing support and dynamic work environment ✅ Exclusive discounts through our rewards and benefits scheme
Why Join Police Scotland?
Every role contributes to keeping people safe. By joining Police Scotland, you’ll be part of a national organisation serving 5 million people across Scotland, from urban centres to rural and island communities.


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Eligibility
You must have been a UK resident for at least five years prior to applying.
Flexible working: Police Scotland encourages applications for roles that can operate in an agile, hybrid, or flexible capacity. If you’re interested in this approach, please indicate your flexibility in your application.
We look forward to hearing from skilled Production Database Administrators eager to make a meaningful impact.
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