Database Technical Lead
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Job description
Axiom Technologies is an Australia-based entity with a history of providing Managed IT solutions to medium to large-scale enterprises globally. Please visit our website for more information about what we do at www.axiomtechnologies.com
Role: Database Technical Lead (Oracle with Azure Cloud Experience must)
This role exists to work with Project managers and Technical leads to drive project delivery. In this role, you will be responsible for the discovery, planning, building, and migration of database technologies (Oracle) of a project. You are expected to have strong knowledge/understanding of Azure Public Cloud.
Key Responsibilities
Strong knowledge and understanding of Oracle database technologies and tuning
Strong knowledge and experience in Database Upgrade, Migration, Patch Installation, and Implementation
MS-SQL experience is a bonus
Database Migration experience
Experience with Exadata databases
RHEL / Windows Server
Azure Capabilities must
Ability to review and validate architectural documents
Technical Troubleshooting / Incident reviews / Root cause analysis
Application Automation / Configuration Mgmt
Career Experience
A strong track record in delivering quality outcomes
The ideal candidate should have a database migration experience with a focus on Azure cloud
Originally posted on Himalayas
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