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David Careers

Oracle Database Administrator

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pontoon solutionsBaltimore (MD)
Database AdministratorsComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

🚨 Now Hiring: Mid-Level Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) 🚨We're looking for a Mid-Level Oracle DBA to support enterprise database environments and cloud-based Oracle platforms.
📍 Locations: Baltimore, MD | Chicago, IL | Kennett Square, PA🏢 Schedule: Hybrid (Onsite Tuesday-Thursday | Remote Monday & Friday)⏳ Contract OpportunityRequired Skills✅ 4-7+ years of Oracle DBA experience✅ Oracle Enterprise Manager✅ Oracle Database Administration✅ Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)✅ Oracle Exadata & RAC✅ SQL✅ Oracle GoldenGate (Highly Preferred)✅ Azure Cloud Experience✅ Database Performance Tuning & Optimization✅ Scripting & AutomationResponsibilities
  • Administer, monitor, and troubleshoot Oracle database environments
  • Support Oracle databases hosted in OCI and Azure
  • Perform database performance tuning and optimization
  • Support database replication and migration using GoldenGate
  • Participate in production support and on-call rotation
  • Collaborate with infrastructure and application teamsInterested or know someone who may be a fit? Let's connect!#OracleDBA #Oracle #OCI #GoldenGate #OracleCloud #Azure #DatabaseAdministration #SQL #Exadata #RAC #Hiring #TechJobs #DatabaseJobs #ITCareers #OpenToWork #CloudDatabase #OracleJobs

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