Cold Fusion Developer
Cold Fusion Developer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Optimizing Database jobs for performance by collaborating with DBAs and implementing SQL coding and design changes within the job structure.
- Understand the existing ColdFusion code base and make any changes as per business requirements.
- Actively participated in troubleshooting and resolving issues related to data loading delays and database server outages, ensuring minimal disruption to data flow and system operations
- Interact with DBA for any Server related issues or DB tunings required to solve any performance issues.
- Engaged in periodic reviews of job logs and performance metrics to identify trends, proactively addressing potential issues.
- Troubleshooting production issues through meticulous job log reviews, implementing necessary design changes via change management and adhering to the code promotion process.
- Contributed to the development and maintenance of documentation for troubleshooting procedures, best practices, and system configurations, facilitating knowledge sharing within the team and managing Change Requests
- Resolving data issues arising from load delays or database server downtimes, with a focus on ensuring customer satisfaction.
- Collaborated with stakeholders to understand business requirements, providing valuable insights and recommendations for optimizing data processing workflows.
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