Oracle Database Engineer
booz allen hamiltonNorth (SC)
Oracle Database Engineer
Posted today
booz allen hamiltonNorth (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you secure and manage Oracle databases to support Navy missions. You install, configure, patch, and upgrade Oracle products while enforcing security and integrity policies. You leverage tools like Oracle Enterprise Manager to identify risks and improvements in mission-critical databases. You will collaborate with a cross-functional team, mentoring peers and adopting new tools to enhance database technology. This position offers meaningful impact on Navy operations and opportunities to grow your technical leadership. Compensation / Benefits health life disability financial retirement benefits paid leave
Responsibilities:
Install, configure, patch, upgrade, and secure Oracle products Enforce security policies and procedures to protect database integrity Identify problem areas and opportunities for improvement using Oracle Enterprise Manager Provide mentoring and collaborate with the team to deliver solutions for the Navy Support mission-critical database management in Linux and Windows environments Maintain high availability and disaster recovery for Oracle databases Work with security standards and certifications to ensure compliance
Key requirements:
Experience with Oracle Database 12c or 19c Experience with Oracle WebLogic, Fusion Middleware, Identity Management, and web servers (Oracle HTTP Server, Apache, Tomcat) Experience with high availability and disaster recovery (HA/DR) Scripting in Shell, Python, or PowerShell Linux and Windows administration Knowledge of security standards (STIG, FIPS 140-2, SSL, PKI) Top Secret clearance Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Mathematics, or Computer Science CompTIA Security+, CASP, or CISSP Certification Database Oracle or Cloud AWS Certification collaborative mentoring problem-solving Oracle Database 12c/19c Oracle WebLogic and Fusion Middleware Identity Management
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