YOUR DAY TO DAY:

Ensures the functionality and performance of the database systems and supervises other DBAs. Provides support and works toward solving incidents/doing current tasks/solving issues and problems with the purpose of ensuring agreed SLA.
Performs activities related to the design and implementation of new solutions and related activities of software development and ensures database performance. Ensures takeover of activities from the build area for new platforms.
Develops scripts/programs that help expand the functionalities of IT solutions and automates recurring activities. Creates scripts for databases (Bash, Python, SQL, PL/SQL, TSQL, Perl, etc.) as per customer specifications or business needs.
Liaises with the client: evaluates customer requests for providing new services, comes with proposals for ways of increasing the team performance and for changing the operational model used for interfacing with clients.
Contributes to fulfillment of performance indicators agreed with service owners
Participates in automation initiatives in order to improve the success rates for various issues and increase customer satisfaction

WITH THESE SKILLS YOU ARE A GREAT CANDIDATE:

• Experience in supporting Databases> 3 years
• Manage multiple requests effectively;
• Previous hands-on experience with administering various databases such as Oracle, MySQL, Cassandra, Mongo is required; also showing willingness to learn new database technologies and to acquire more skills is appreciated.
• Performing Upgrades or other complex activities, Unix/Linux, SQL Knowledge of database administration in a production environment is also a plus
• Knowledge of Oracle RAC technology, OCI, Data Guard, Grid/Cloud Control, RMAN, Datapump, Advanced knowledge of SQL tuning and so on will be considered a plus
• Knowledge of ITIL
• Understanding IT Service Management concepts (ex. ISO20000 standard)
• Very good knowledge of the principles SOX
• Very good knowledge of general security principles

Please refer the Job description for details