Position: Oracle DBA (IRC158616)
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: SQL
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

**Project Description**
Customer – a large department store in the Netherlands in the field of online shopping (more than 100+ million visitors, ~2 million regular customers, and several million shipments per year). We are looking for people willing to work in a fast-paced, solutions-oriented, and creative environment.

**Requirements**
• Expertise as Oracle DBA
• Expertise or willingness to learn Postgres and other databases
• Expertise or willingness to learn AWS database services like RDS, DynamoDb, QLB, etc
• Expertise or willingness to learn software development basics, like git
• Hands-on experience with database standards and end-user applications
• Excellent knowledge of data backup, recovery, security, integrity, and SQL
• Up-to-date with trends and developments in database administration

**Job Responsibilities**
• Of course, you know your database stuff. And during your career, you‘ve demonstrated that problem-solving is more than a solution in the language of your choice. For us, that means we want to know how you switched between languages for different solutions and are not stuck in one corner
• You've been thinking about the new and evolving role of a DBA, as the cloud providers take away the boring stuff. You know your way around databases and want to jump on the new bandwagon. We’re looking for someone to evolve with us
• You’re an intelligent and analytical DBA, with some expertise with Oracle under your belt. You understand how applications and databases go together to deliver the value of the applications we use for our customers
• You can help and think along to set up the database administration and support
• You’ve demonstrated that you can dive into a problem area, think of a solution, and can get others to help you get that solution live. You like to pick the odd problems out, not the obvious ones and you have a knack to learn the toolset to solve them