Rob St George
About Rob St George
Rob St George is an experienced SQL Database Administrator currently working at Rocket Lab in Auckland, New Zealand. He has held various roles in database administration and analysis, including positions at Russell McVeagh and Pumpkin Patch, and possesses advanced skills in SQL performance optimization and high availability solutions.
Current Role at Rocket Lab
Rob St George has been working as a SQL Database Administrator at Rocket Lab since 2021. His role involves managing and optimizing SQL databases to support the company's operations. He is based in Auckland, New Zealand, and has been with Rocket Lab for three years.
Previous Experience at Russell McVeagh
Rob St George worked at Russell McVeagh from 2016 to 2021. He held two positions during his tenure: Senior SQL Server DBA from 2016 to 2019 and Infrastructure and Database Team Lead from 2019 to 2021. His responsibilities included overseeing database administration and leading the infrastructure team.
Professional Background in Database Administration
Rob St George has extensive experience in database administration, having worked in various roles since 2005. He has held positions at Pumpkin Patch, Dimension Data, and Fiserv Auckland, where he developed skills in SQL Server management, T-SQL optimization, and database replication. His expertise includes advanced SQL clustering and Always On Availability Groups.
Educational Background
Rob St George studied at Manukau Institute of Technology from 1999 to 2002, where he achieved a qualification in Business Computing. He also attended Manurewa High School from 1985 to 1988, completing his secondary education.
Skills in Data Analysis and Reporting
In addition to his database administration skills, Rob St George has experience in data analysis and reporting. He has a strong background in SSRS and SSIS administration and development, which contributes to efficient data reporting and integration solutions. His involvement in social media and internet marketing showcases a diverse skill set beyond traditional database roles.