Database Administrator Role
We are seeking a highly skilled Database Administrator to join our team.
The Database Administrator plays a vital role in ensuring the stability, performance, security, and availability of our database environments. They are responsible for managing daily operations, handling incidents, implementing changes, and maintaining high service quality for our customers.
* Manage day-to-day database operations to ensure stability and performance.
* Handle service requests, incident resolution, and implementation of changes.
* Install, configure, and maintain database system software to support business operations.
* Perform and manage database migrations to Oracle 19C.
* Monitor system performance, troubleshoot issues, and optimize database efficiency.
* Execute database refreshes as required by business needs.
* Ensure database security through proper access control and permission management.
* Manage backup and recovery of databases using Oracle RMAN, ensuring full disaster recovery capability.
* Configure and administer Oracle High Availability solutions using RAC & Data Guard.
* Propose and implement improvements for database maintenance, reliability, performance, and security.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
* Proven experience as a Database Administrator with Oracle databases.
* Strong knowledge of Oracle 19C and experience with database migrations.
* Expertise in backup and recovery strategies (RMAN).
* Experience with Oracle RAC for scalability, high availability, and disaster recovery.
* Good understanding of database security, roles, and permissions.
* Ability to analyze and troubleshoot performance issues.
* Familiarity with ITIL processes (incidents, requests, changes) is an advantage.
* Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
* Ability to work independently as well as in a team-oriented environment.
* Fluent in English; French is an asset.
* 6 years of similar experience and a bachelor's degree in IT.
Nice-to-Have Skills:
* Knowledge of automation tools and scripting for database administration.
* Exposure to virtualization or cloud environments.