IT IS_AMS_Oracle Database Administration

Responsibilities :

• Database Management & Operations : Oversee and manage daily operations of Oracle databases, ensuring smooth functioning, high availability, and optimal performance for IT IS (Information Systems) and AMS (Application Management Services) environments.
• Analysis & Development : Conduct detailed analysis for database requirements, participate in database design, and implement solutions within the Oracle Database Administration domain. This includes schema design, object creation, and data migration.
• Implementation & Configuration : Lead the implementation, configuration, and setup of Oracle database instances, including RAC (Real Application Clusters), Data Guard, and other high-availability solutions.
• Performance Tuning & Optimization : Proactively monitor database performance, identify bottlenecks, and perform expert-level tuning (SQL, instance, OS level) to ensure efficient query execution and overall system responsiveness.
• Backup & Recovery : Design, implement, and manage robust backup and recovery strategies for Oracle databases, ensuring data integrity and business continuity.
• Troubleshooting & Issue Resolution : Provide expert troubleshooting and timely resolution of complex database-related issues, including performance problems, connectivity issues, and database corruptions.
• Security & Compliance : Implement and maintain database security best practices, manage user access, and ensure compliance with organizational policies and regulatory requirements.
• Operational Contribution : Actively contribute to the operational efficiency and effectiveness of database systems, including automating routine tasks and improving existing processes.
• Collaboration : Collaborate with application development teams, system administrators, and other stakeholders to ensure seamless integration and support for applications utilizing Oracle databases.

Required Skills :

Skills Required

Database Management, Oracle Database Administration, data integrity, Stakeholder Management, Database Concepts