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Oracle DBA
Start: ASAP
Length: 12 Months
Location: Remote
Rate - £470PD
IR35: Inside
CLEARANCE LEVEL REQUIRED - NPPV3
Trust in Soda have partnered with a multi-national consultancy providing information and digital services to various renowned clients. This role as an Oracle DBA will be working with a public sector end client, with the opportunity to work on enterprise solutions and various projects such as cloud transformation, administrating, monitoring and tuning database performance.
- Working with other DB Engineers and Consultants on enterprise solutions
- Cooperation with other teams on various projects including cloud transformation
- Hands on experience Oracle DBA activities,
- Experience in Oracle DB administration; monitoring & tuning DB performance,
- Experience with managing DB Access rights, schema objects (tables, indexes, and views).
- Installation and management of Oracle database software, both RAC and single instance options (when necessary, this may involve patching of O/S software (RedHat, Solaris etc) to the required level that's compatible with the Oracle version
- Installation and management of Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM) instances for efficient storage management
- Installation configuration and management of Oracle Data Guard for efficient failovers
- Implementing a resilient backup strategy with Oracle RMAN, ensuring backups are run regularly, occasionally doing test database restores
- Upgrade of Oracle software to ensure systems are not running on unsupported versions of Oracle
- Execute failover from primary to DR databases if the need arises
- Uploading anonymised data from production databases to staging/testing databases using various options e.g. Oracle Data pump, Oracle streams, imp/exp, RMAN restore, bespoke scripts etc
- Writing shell script wrappers for Oracle jobs for various reasons e.g. so they can be executed from Unix crontab
- Performance monitoring and tuning of Oracle databases
- Monitoring of OS components that may impact the performance of the Oracle database e.g. host memory usage (RAM), CPU usage, disk and network performances
- Implement automation and development projects if the need arises using SQL, PL/SQL, Python and Shell scripts
