Jtec Consulting is hiring: Oracle Administrator (OIAM/DBA) in san antonio
Jtec Consulting is hiring: Oracle Administrator (OIAM/DBA) in san antonio
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Work as part of a collaborative team building and integrating multiple Oracle Fusion Middleware services in OCI
- Support application lifecycle for defining requirements, designing builds, troubleshooting, and testing phases
- Provide installation, maintenance, securing, and performance tuning for Oracle Identity Suite
- Support other middleware products including SOA, WLS, OEM
- Provide patch assessment and system administration support
- Other duties as assigned
- Current secret security clearance
- Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline; additional years of related experience in lieu of a degree will be considered
- Current Security+ certification or equivalent industry recognized certification to meet DoD 8570 compliance required for consideration
- 8+ years of related experience installing, maintaining, securing, and supporting performance tuning for Oracle Identity Suite including: Experience with Oracle DBA and systems operations supporting Oracle EBS
- Experience with Oracle Fusion Middleware products and architecture
- Experience with OIAM implementations
- Experience with OE Linux
- Experience with Oracle Analytics Server
- Experience with patch assessment
- Preferred Experience
- Experience with administration of RAC databases and OCI environment is a plus
- Experience with DBaaS in an OCI environment is a plus
- Experience with ExaCS in an OCI environment is a plus
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