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Database Developer (SQL/Oracle/Sybase, etc.)

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trioptusPlano (TX)

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Database Developer (SQL/Oracle/Sybase: Advanced)
Duration: 12 Months (CTH)
Location: Plano, TXThis is a W2 based position that requires candidates to be onsite for 3 days in a week (Hybrid role).
Job description: Expert in database design technique as well as experience working across large environments with multiple operating systems/infrastructure for large-scale programs (e.g., Expert Engineers) starting to be firm-wide resources working on projects. Is multi-skilled with expertise across software development lifecycle and toolset. May be recognized as a leader in Agile and cultivating teams working in Agile frameworks. Sought out as coach for at least one technical skill. Strong understanding of techniques such as Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, Test Driven Development, Cloud Development, resiliency, security. Stays abreast of cutting edge technologies/trends and uses experience to influence application of those technologies/trends to support the business; may give speeches and outside the firm, writes articles. Additional Skills: Cassandra, hive and big data technologies. Candidate should have extensive experience with data modelling for structured (SQL) and unstructured (NO SQL) databases. Should have expertise in Oracle and Cassandra and should have data analytical skills. Database Platforms: Oracle. Packaged Applications: Erwin. Packaged Applications: Oracle.

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