Sr Analyst II Infrastructure Services

Job Description:

Oracle DBA Job role and what is expected of the candidate) (6 to 10 years exp.):

• Experience in Database design, configuration, migration & administration of Oracle 12c, 19c databases
• Experience in RAC, Data guard and RMAN, expdp, impdp
• Experience in analyzing and troubleshooting Performance tuning Issues, SQL/PLSQL Tuning.
• SQL/PLSQL development experience
• Regular database operation knowledge
• Experience of Scripting Languages like shell or Perl etc. for standardization and automation.
• Knowledge on Operating system relevant to oracle databases Unix, Linux
• Experience in EXADATA/ExaCC, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
• Good to have (RAC & DG) Certification,
• Experience in database migrations using RMAN and expdp/impdp methods
• Experience in backup recovery strategy design, ExaCC Migration, data refresh.
• Knowledge of ASM and cluster control
• Experience in OEM, Oracle 19c
• Hands on Experience in PDB and CDB database management
• Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
• Curious approach to problem solving with a desire to troubleshoot and fix issue within SLA
• Ability to work in a team environment by following process and guidelines where solutions may come from multiple areas

MSSQL DBA Job role and what is expected of the candidate) (6 to 10 years exp.):

• Experience in Database design, configuration, migration & administration of MSSQL Server databases
• Experience in High availability
• Experience in analyzing and troubleshooting Performance tuning Issues, SQL/TSQL Tuning.
• Experience in SQL/TSQL development
• Regular database operation knowledge
• Experience of Scripting Languages (ex. power shell etc.) for standardization and automation.
• Knowledge on Operating system relevant to database environment
• Experience in GCP cloud SQL
• Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
• Curious approach to problem solving with a desire to troubleshoot and fix issue within SLA
• Ability to work in a team environment by following process and guidelines where solutions may come from multiple areas

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