PL/SQL Developer
elios talentDallas (TX)
$80-$110/hr
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Posted 3 days ago
elios talentDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$80-$110/hr
About the role
PL/SQL Developer
Location:
Dallas, TX | Type: Contract | Experience: 4+ years | Pay: $80-$110/hrAbout the RoleThis is a hands-on database development role for someone who works in PL/SQL and Oracle every day, not someone who last used it a few years ago. You'll design and tune low-latency, high-availability database systems, and build the data pipelines, warehouses, and marts the business relies on. The role is hybrid, with three days onsite each week in the uptown or downtown Dallas area. The contract runs from June through January, with an extension planned into the following June. Strong performance here often leads to longer-term opportunities.
What You'll Do:
- Design and implement low-latency, high-availability, high-performance database systems
- Write reusable, testable, efficient PL/SQLBuild and support data pipelines, data warehouses, data marts, ODSs, and lakehouses
- Handle integration across different data storage solutions
- Performance tuning matters here, as does load balancing and automation where it makes sense
- Write and optimize complex queries and medium-to-complex stored procedures
- Share what you learn across engineering teams so the broader group keeps getting better
Qualifications:
- 4+ years of SQL and PL/SQL experience across OLTP, data warehouse, and big data databases. PL/SQL is required, and it needs to be current.4+ years in a data analyst role
- Strong, demonstrable background writing complex queries 2+ years writing medium-to-complex stored procedures is a plus
- Working knowledge of data movement and processing, including ETL, API, and OLAP, along with data-tracking best practices
- Previous management consulting experience
- Sharp attention to detail, self-motivated, and comfortable working as part of a team
- Denodo experience is a plus
- Big data experience is a plus, including Hadoop, MongoDB, and Exadata
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