Job Description
Job Description:
Job Title -Database Administrator
The Purpose of This Role
We are looking for Oracle DBA to be working on Oracle RAC, Data Guard, Exadata and Goldengate. The role requires thorough understanding of database concepts, architecture and best practices. 14 x 7 on-call for Production support, database maintenance, patching and upgrades is expected on a rotational basis.
The Value You Deliver
The candidate will be implementing and supporting multiple Oracle database on premise and Amazon AWS EC2 (IaaS). Key roles and responsibilities will be provisioning, implementation, migration and ongoing administration and monitoring support for Oracle Database and AWS EC2. In addition, candidate will support Fidelity's most critical RDBMS stack including Oracle, Exadata, Goldengate and Oracle on EC2.
Job Title -Database Administrator
The Purpose of This Role
We are looking for Oracle DBA to be working on Oracle RAC, Data Guard, Exadata and Goldengate. The role requires thorough understanding of database concepts, architecture and best practices. 14 x 7 on-call for Production support, database maintenance, patching and upgrades is expected on a rotational basis.
The Value You Deliver
The candidate will be implementing and supporting multiple Oracle database on premise and Amazon AWS EC2 (IaaS). Key roles and responsibilities will be provisioning, implementation, migration and ongoing administration and monitoring support for Oracle Database and AWS EC2. In addition, candidate will support Fidelity's most critical RDBMS stack including Oracle, Exadata, Goldengate and Oracle on EC2.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Database Administrator position is now open for candidates interested in the Database Administrator sector. This role in Karnataka offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Database Administrator is a plus.
