Flour Mill Vacancy: SQL Database Administrator

Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc Recruiting

Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc (FMN) is one of the largest and most successful industrial conglomerates in Nigeria.

The Company’s activities span flour milling, pasta manufacturing, port operations, cement trade & manufacturing, fertilizer blending, bags & other packaging materials manufacturing and agricultural business.

Since its incorporation in 1960, FMN has not only survived all macroeconomic challenges but also grown into a market leader with popular and highly recognizable brands, an extensive distribution network, a turnover in excess of N90 billion (USD 700 million), strong profitability, healthy Balance Sheet and a highly skilled workforce. 

FMN has been listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange since 1978. With a broad ownership base of approximately 67,000 shareholders, it is constantly ranked amongst the top 25 companies in terms of market capitalization. In 2005 the Company successfully completed a N5.24 billion (US$40.7 million) rights issue which was oversubscribed by 8%. FMN group employs approximately 5,200 staff with diverse ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds who work harmoniously together to deliver superior value to Nigerian consumers nationwide. 

The following Vacancy is available:

Job Title: SQL Database Administrator (REF: SDA 11)
Oversees all aspects of the Company’s databases and ensures its effective and efficient operations. Designs and documents database architecture, DW and 81 platforms. Evaluates and recommends new database technologies.

Qualification:
First Degree in Computer Science or related courses. Certifications in SOL Database Administration.

The Person:
The successful candidate must be proactive and organized with good analytical and communication skills. He must be able to write complex SOL and PL SOL scripts with SQL DB Server experience.

Experience:
Minimum of 3 years experience in a similar position.

Method of Application
Visit www.dragnetnigeria.com/fmnplc and apply on-line on or before April 22, 2011.