Remote Oracle Exadata Jobs in Merseyside

2 of 2 Remote Oracle Exadata Jobs in Merseyside

Senior Database Engineer

liverpool, north west england, united kingdom
Hybrid / WFH Options
Virgin Money
with your core hours therefore flexibility is key . To be successful you’ll need.... A strong understanding and experience of database administration (across Oracle and SQL Server) in a Production setting. An ability to troubleshoot Production issues quickly in an analytical manner alongside making recommendations to resolve issues … deliver enhancements. Experience of undertaking database builds, patching, migrations and upgrades. Experience of High Availability and Disaster Recovery Methods including setup, troubleshooting and support - Oracle RAC, Oracle Restart, ASM, Oracle Data Guard, flashback technologies and SQL Server Always On High Availability. Database performance tuning and optimisation skills. … Experience of using Oracle Enterprise Manager. Oracle/Red Hat Linux, Windows, AIX, and Solaris Operating System experience. An ability to take ownership for your own development, including taking proactive steps to improve and maintain your skills, knowledge, and behaviours. To display collaborative behaviours and excellent verbal/ More ❯
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Database Administrator

liverpool, north west england, united kingdom
Hybrid / WFH Options
Fynity
ensure our data infrastructure aligns with business needs and industry standards. Your Responsibilities Manage, configure and optimise PostgreSQL databases hosted on Amazon Aurora and Oracle databases hosted on on-premise Exadatas and AWS RDS. Support the migration of high-performance, mission-critical databases from on-premise Exadata's … processes and tooling to help troubleshoot and resolve complex database issues in Real Time. Your profile Essential Hands-on experience as a PostgreSQL and Oracle DBA in production environments. Significant experience of migrating database workloads to Postgres from Oracle. Deep understanding of PostgreSQL architecture, including replication, clustering and indexing More ❯
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