IT - Oracle E-Business Applications DBA
IT - Oracle E-Business Applications DBA
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Install, patches, upgrades, configures, tunes, and maintains the Oracle E-business Suite R12.1/12.2 and 19c Oracle databases.
- Collaborate with system and network administrators.
- Install system enhancements and assists in hardware, software, and data utilization analysis to ensure maximum efficiency.
- Participate in the design, implementation and testing of the disaster recover procedures. Provides DBA support for custom application development efforts
- Provide level 2 support (24x7) for the Production environment, which includes high-volume business-critical applications.
- Write UNIX shell scripts. Clones R12 environments.
- Establish and maintain Oracle ASM/RAC databases.
- Tunes the Oracle E-business R12.1/12.2 application, the Oracle databases and PL/SQL code. Proactively identifies and corrects R12.1/12.2 performance problems and monitors space usage.
- Analyze performance issues in the application, concurrent manager, and database tiers of E-Business Suite installations.
- Assist developers with performance tuning. Responsible for capacity planning, database space management.
- Responsible for the overall architecture, design, development, and support of all Oracle Application Technology Stack components including but not limited to Oracle 11g RAC, core Oracle Database, Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1/12.2, OID/OAM, OBIEE, Demantra, Discoverer, Middleware (WebLogic)
- Experience in implementing and supporting Oracle ERP Applications
- Ability to analyze and resolve challenging technical issues quickly in a high-pressure environment. Support 3rd party applications like Informatica, Vertex, Noetix, iScramble etc. Ensure the R 12.1/12.2 system is appropriately secured and periodically audits the security of the system.
- Documents DBA processes. Prepares documentation for new and modified systems, environments, hardware, software, or databases.
- Participate in on-call rotation providing 24X7 support.
- Perform other tasks and functions as requested by our client.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, or equivalent.
- Minimum of 10 years IT experience, with the following specific experiences: Oracle E-business 12i administration, UNIX, PL/SQL coding, and Oracle database administration
- Experience in running Oracle E-business 12i including activities like Patching, Cloning, Replication, System Administration, troubleshooting in HA and DR environments.
- Good knowledge of Oracle database performance tuning skills
- Experience in implementing Oracle Real Application Clusters and Oracle Data Guard for high availability, data protection, and disaster recovery.
- Experience administering Oracle EBS Financials, Supply Chain, and HR/Payroll applications.
- Experience administering Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE)
- Experience administering systems in Unix/Linux and Windows environments.
- Experience using Oracle Enterprise Manager and other tools for availability and performance monitoring.
- Experience in Oracle database (RAC/ASM) upgrades to 19c.
- Experience in the cloud "lift and shift" projects and migration of Oracle/SQL Server databases from On-Prem to Private/Public cloud
- Excellent analytical, problem solving, interpersonal and communicational skills. Must be able to work some weekends, nights, and holidays.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, or equivalent.
- Experience with Oracle OBIEE, Demantra, Oracle WebLogic, and Informatica
- Oracle OID/OAM (SSO) and SSL configuration
- Oracle E-business suite 12.1/12.2Oracle E business suite upgrades to 12.
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