Junior Database Administrator
Junior Database Administrator
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Assists in the administration of Oracle 19c high availability and disaster recovery databases, including the installation, configuration, and patching.
- Assists in the creation of tables, indexes, triggers, account management, and other DB related objects.
- Support near zero downtime database patching and upgrades.
- Support system level and database maintenances.
- Maintains data dictionary information.
- Assists in creating and maintaining DB scripts and documentation.
- Plan and coordinate security requirements alongside senior DBA and systems administrators.
- Monitors DB performance, logs, disk space and bottlenecks.
- Perform SQL code review and analysis.
- Build and execute ad-hoc queries upon request.
- Adhere to project schedules and proactively resolve or escalate issues to management
- Document the system, component and interface designs and requirements to ensure future maintainability.
- Collaborate with application developers, database and systems administrators, content management and internal stakeholders
- Participate in the maintenance and deployment of projects, providing support outside normal core business hours or nights and weekends
- Provide Level II customer support via phone, e-mail and Service
- Now, supporting our customer and IT service ticketing system.
- Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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