Full-Time

Database Administrator 4

Navy Information Operations

Posted on 8/18/2026

eSimplicity

eSimplicity

51-200 employees

Healthcare IT, cybersecurity, and federal telecom

Compensation Overview

$128.5k - $140k/yr

No H1B Sponsorship

Norfolk, VA, USA

In Person

Occasional travel for training and project meetings, estimated at less than 5% per year.

US Top Secret Clearance Required

Category
DevOps & Infrastructure (1)
Required Skills
Agile
SQL
Quality Assurance (QA)
.NET
Data Modeling
Oracle
Database Administration

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Requirements
  • Five or more years of experience developing and supporting relational database management systems, with experience using Oracle Database, SQL, PL/SQL, and/or T-SQL.
  • Experience designing, developing, and maintaining software applications and databases, including Microsoft Web Forms and/or MVC applications supported by an Oracle Enterprise Relational Database Management System.
  • Experience developing .NET desktop and web applications.
  • Experience developing software solutions using Extensible Markup Language, including XML Schema and Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, to parse and import external data into Oracle Relational Database Management Systems.
  • Experience designing software applications and databases supporting the production and sustainment of Subsurface Electronic Warfare threat libraries, including systems such as SLQ-32 and BLQ-10B.
  • Experience designing, developing, and maintaining the NIODB Desktop stand-alone application or comparable Microsoft .NET Windows Presentation Foundation applications utilizing XML data stores.
  • Current DoD 8140 Cybersecurity Workforce certification meeting position requirements, including Security+ certification, or the ability to meet certification requirements by the first day of assignment for privileged access to development and production systems.
  • An active Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information security clearance is required.
Responsibilities
  • Design, develop, implement, and maintain database architectures supporting Electronic Warfare, Information Warfare, and other mission-critical systems.
  • Administer and maintain enterprise databases supporting the customer and associated legacy and next-generation systems.
  • Develop, maintain, and optimize database solutions supporting Electronic Warfare applications and technologies.
  • Support the migration and conversion of legacy data into modern database structures and formats, including CSV, XML, JSON, and other structured data standards.
  • Install, configure, secure, document, and maintain database environments in accordance with organizational configuration management and cybersecurity requirements.
  • Develop, maintain, and enhance database workflows and quality assurance processes supporting Information Warfare data management functions and products.
  • Collaborate with software developers, system administrators, network engineers, configuration managers, and Information System Security personnel to support database infrastructure and application development environments.
  • Coordinate with Navy organizations, Department of Defense stakeholders, and other mission partners to integrate new Electronic Warfare database structures, data formats, and technical requirements into authoritative database environments.
  • Maintain, develop, document, and sustain Surface Electronic Warfare training databases, mission data repositories, and associated libraries.
  • Maintain, develop, document, and sustain databases and mission data libraries supporting undersea warfare capabilities.
  • Develop, test, verify, and validate database systems, applications, and data products to ensure data integrity, reliability, and operational readiness.
  • Develop and maintain disaster recovery, backup, restoration, and continuity of operations capabilities for mission-critical database environments.
  • Prepare and maintain technical documentation, including database configurations, data models, standard operating procedures, and Plans of Action and Milestones.
  • Participate in Agile development activities, including sprint planning, backlog refinement, and iterative delivery of database enhancements and mission support capabilities.
  • Monitor database performance, troubleshoot issues, implement performance improvements, and ensure system availability and data integrity.
  • Ensure database administration activities comply with applicable security requirements, organizational policies, and Department of Defense standards.

eSimplicity delivers Healthcare IT, Cybersecurity, and Telecommunications solutions to improve healthcare quality, expand coverage, and lower costs while protecting national interests. Its Digital Services engineers build modern systems to fight fraud, waste, and abuse in healthcare and to enhance digital services. The Telecommunications team helps the DoD manage spectrum internationally, and a cleared engineering group supports the Department of Homeland Security in safeguarding national security. Compared with peers, eSimplicity combines federal-facing IT, security, and communications work with a track record of reinvention and mission-focused projects for DoD, DHS, and federal agencies. The company aims to improve the health and lives of Americans and defend national security by delivering reliable IT and communications solutions through federal partnerships.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Rockville, Maryland

Founded

2016

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • July 2026 CMS QDAS II totals $39.98 million, extending an incumbent relationship.
  • March 2026 NIH NHLBI modernization adds multiyear health IT growth beyond CMS.
  • August 2025 Navy spectrum IDIQ reaches $99.24 million, widening defense backlog.

What critics are saying

  • CMS QDAS II expires after February 2029, forcing another recompete against entrenched primes.
  • The 2022 Navy bid exclusion fight shows procurement process risk still follows eSimplicity.
  • One failed CMS or Navy recompete could expose an existential federal-revenue concentration shock.

What makes eSimplicity unique

  • 2026 QDAS II keeps eSimplicity embedded in CMS data modernization workflows.
  • NHLBI modernization and Navy spectrum work span health, defense, and telecommunications missions.
  • CMMI Level 3 and federal incumbency signal repeatable delivery, not one-off staffing.

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Company News

ExecutiveBiz
Jul 21st, 2026
eSimplicity to continue CMS data modernization with QDAS II contract.

eSimplicity to continue CMS data modernization with QDAS II contract. * eSimplicity will support healthcare quality data and analytics under a $40 million CMS QDAS II task * The award continues the company's work with CMS' Center for Clinical Standards and Quality * The contract covers data engineering, analytics, DevSecOps, agile delivery and human-centered design The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has awarded eSimplicity the Quality Data and Analytics Services II, or QDAS II, task to continue supporting the agency's Center for Clinical Standards and Quality with data, analytics and digital capabilities that advance healthcare quality for millions of Americans. As CMS advances modernization through digital tools, AI and data-driven health care, the Potomac Officers Club's 2026 Healthcare Summit on Dec. 3 will bring together federal health leaders to discuss the technologies shaping FY27 priorities. Sign up now! What does the award cover? eSimplicity secured the QDAS II recompete after serving as the incumbent contractor, citing its track record of consistent delivery, modern engineering methods and data proficiency as reasons for the win. Under the contract, the company will continue supporting CMS enterprise data and analytics work through agile delivery, human-centered design, data engineering, analytics and DevSecOps, building on its broader effort to help federal agencies turn complex data into insights that inform decisions and support mission outcomes. What results has eSimplicity delivered so far? The company's prior QDAS engagement transitioned more than 1,800 users from legacy statistical analysis system-based workflows to the Databricks platform in 90 days, supported by migration guidance, training materials and learning sessions to help users move SAS code to Python. The modernized platform produced a 98 percent reduction in processing time for healthcare quality reporting workloads, including nursing home quality reports, cutting processes that once took days down to about 30 minutes. What other federal work has eSimplicity secured? The QDAS II award adds to eSimplicity's work supporting federal health agencies. In March, the company secured a multiyear contract with the National Institutes of Health to modernize legacy systems and standardize software development for the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. The effort also includes developing a secure, integrated digital environment to support collaboration across NHLBI teams. The company also earned Capability Maturity Model Integration, or CMMI, Maturity Level 3 certification in March, reflecting standardized processes for development and delivery. In 2025, the Navy awarded eSimplicity a potential five-year, $99.2 million contract to provide spectrum management support for the Navy and Marine Corps Spectrum Center and the Naval Information Warfare Developmental Center.

GovCon Wire
Jul 7th, 2026
eSimplicity promotes Ed Benjamin to COO, names Nam Nguyen president.

eSimplicity promotes Ed Benjamin to COO, names Nam Nguyen president. * The leadership changes are intended to position eSimplicity for its next phase of growth * Ed Benjamin will oversee day-to-day operations as chief operating officer * Nam Nguyen will lead growth strategy as president and acting chief growth officer eSimplicity has promoted Edouard "Ed" Benjamin to chief operating officer, while Nam Nguyen has assumed the roles of president and acting chief growth officer, the company announced Friday. The appointments are part of an executive leadership transition to support the company's next phase of growth. Who is Edouard Benjamin? Benjamin is an IT executive with more than three decades of experience in federal health IT, program delivery and business development. In his new role, he will oversee eSimplicity's daily operations and align business units and shared services to support growth. Before his promotion, Benjamin led the company's Health business as general manager. Earlier, he spent more than a decade at Leidos in leadership roles supporting the Department of Health and Human Services. He also held program management and software engineering positions at SAIC and worked as a principal consultant at Vignette. Who is Nam Nguyen? Nguyen, eSimplicity's co-founder and former chief operating officer, has transitioned to president and acting chief growth officer, where he will lead the company's growth strategy, focusing on innovation, market expansion and customer relationships. Nguyen has more than two decades of experience in federal health IT, digital transformation and business strategy. Before co-founding eSimplicity in 2016, he held leadership roles at CGI and Northrop Grumman, supporting major health IT initiatives for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Department of War and NASA. What did CEO AnhThu Nguyen say about the appointments? eSimplicity founder and CEO AnhThu Nguyen said the company is evolving its leadership structure as it enters its next phase of growth. "This transition enables faster decision making and positions us to continue growing while staying true to our mission and values," she said. The leadership changes come as eSimplicity continues to expand its federal business. In recent months, the company secured a National Institutes of Health contract to modernize IT systems for the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and earned Capability Maturity Model Integration Level 3 certification for its standardized delivery processes.

ExecutiveBiz
Mar 11th, 2026
NIH Selects eSimplicity for Heart Institute IT Modernization Contract

NIH selects eSimplicity for heart Institute IT modernization contract. Photo: eSimplicity IT services firm eSimplicity has secured a multiyear contract from the National Institutes of Health to provide IT modernization support for the agency's National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, or NHLBI. As agencies pursue IT modernization initiatives like the NHLBI effort, government and industry leaders will gather to discuss emerging technologies and mission-driven innovation. Register now for the 2026 Digital Transformation Summit on April 22 to join experts as they explore how digital tools, data and AI are reshaping federal operations. What is the scope of the NHLBI contract? In a LinkedIn post published Tuesday, eSimplicity said it will help modernize legacy systems and support software development standardization across NHLBI. The company will also support the development of a secure and integrated digital enterprise environment designed to improve collaboration across NHLBI teams. The modernization effort seeks to help scientists and innovators accelerate discoveries related to heart, lung, blood and sleep conditions that affect millions of Americans. "It's a privilege to work alongside such talented teams and help drive new ideas through NHLBI. We take pride in making technology work smarter, safer, and faster so we can deliver what really matters to our partners," said AnhThu Nguyen, founder and CEO of eSimplicity. What is eSimplicity? Founded in 2016, eSimplicity is a technology company focused on providing data modernization, enterprise systems and transformation, spectrum engineering and management, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and digital experience support for federal civilian, defense, intelligence and health agencies.

Discoveries in Health Policy
Sep 1st, 2024
Highlights: From the Newsletter Politico Pulse: HHS & AI

- In 2020 and 2021, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services awarded tech consulting firm ESimplicity nearly $4 million to plan how to efficiently transition its data to cloud services that could support AI use.