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Role: - PL/SQL Developer
Location: - Alpharetta, GA
Duration: - 12 + months
Job Description:
1. Experience in relational database design, data structures, schemas, scripting, access methods, data standards, data control, and security.
2. Excellent PL/SQL programming skills ( CREATE STORE PROCEDURE / TRIGGER ETC.) & SQL writing.
3. Expert in Unix and shell scripts for automation.
4. Experience of Oracle Scheduler and Advanced queues.
5. DB performance tuning skills (SQL & Memory), good understanding of parallel processing & AWR report
6. Export/Import, Data Pump hands on experience.
7. Capacity planning.
8. Working knowledge of multiple operating systems and database platforms, hardware/storage configurations and networks.
9. Working knowledge of n-tier applications architectures
10. Worked with different versions of Oracle including latest 11g
11. Knowledge of tools and technologies related to database advancements and very proficient knowledge and hands on toad
12. Strong analytical skills of system flows and processes; structured thinking.
13. Additional but preferred skills:
a. Maintaining data standards, including adherence to the Data Protection Act
b. Oracle Real Application Cluster(RAC) experience
c. RMAN backups
d. Database cloning using Hot backup
e. Developing, managing and testing backup and recovery plans
Roles & Responsibility:
1. Works closely with PDBA / developers to design databases and then creates primary database storage structures (tablespace) and objects (tables, views, indexes.)
2. Writing database documentation, including data standards, procedures and definitions for the data dictionary (‘metadata’).
3. Monitoring performance and managing parameters to provide fast query responses to 'front end' users;
4. Performs and documents effective tuning, monitoring and security practices for the various Oracle environments.
5. Mapping out the ‘conceptual design’ for a planned database in outline;
6. Considering both 'back end' organization of data and 'front end' accessibility for end users;
7. Refining the ‘logical design’ so that it can be translated into a specific data model;
8. Controlling access permissions and privileges;
9. Communicating regularly with technical, applications and operational staff to ensure database integrity and security.
10. Have to work with large-scale, highly available distributed Oracle systems.
11. Establishing the needs of users and monitoring user access and security;
12. Ensuring that storage, archiving, backup and recovery procedures are functioning correctly;
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