Database Integrator
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Current signal
5,667 NZD
3 validated salary records
Median monthly gross
5,500 NZD
Better for skewed tech salaries
Typical band
3,900 NZD
to 7,500 NZD
Dataset window
2026 - 2026
Validated submissions only
Source confidence
70%
Improves with new records
Full role description
Database Integrator in IT teams
A Database Integrator is an IT professional responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining data integration solutions that connect disparate databases across an organization. This role focuses on ensuring seamless data flow between systems, maintaining data consistency, and enabling real-time or batch synchronization. The Database Integrator works closely with data architects, software engineers, and business analysts to understand data requirements and translate them into robust integration pipelines. Key responsibilities include developing ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes, managing data migration projects, performing data mapping and transformation, monitoring data quality, and troubleshooting integration issues. They are proficient in SQL, data modeling, and database design, and often work with tools like Talend, Informatica, Apache Kafka, AWS Glue, and Azure Data Factory. The role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills to handle complex data transformations and ensure data integrity across systems. At the junior level, a Database Integrator may focus on executing predefined ETL jobs and monitoring data flows. Mid-level professionals take ownership of integration projects, design data pipelines, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. Senior Database Integrators architect integration solutions, establish best practices, mentor junior team members, and drive strategic data initiatives. This role is highly compatible with remote and hybrid work models, as integration tasks often involve asynchronous collaboration and cloud-based tools. Salary drivers include expertise in specific databases (e.g., Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL), cloud platforms (AWS, Azure), and experience with big data technologies. Industries such as finance, healthcare, e-commerce, and telecommunications heavily rely on database integrators to support data-driven decision-making and operational efficiency. Common stack signals include proficiency in SQL, ETL frameworks, API integration, and data warehousing concepts. Certifications like Oracle Database SQL Certified Associate, Microsoft Certified: Azure Data Engineer Associate, or AWS Certified Database - Specialty can enhance career prospects. The Database Integrator plays a critical role in enabling data interoperability, supporting analytics, and ensuring that data assets are accessible and reliable across the enterprise.
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| Market | Avg. | N |
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| New Zealand | 5,667 NZD | 3 |
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| Company | Avg. | N |
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| Air France-KLM | 5,667 NZD | 3 |
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