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Oracle & MySQL Database Administrator (DBA)
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Job Description:
Business Wire is seeking an Oracle and MySQL Administrator who will be responsible for Oracle RAC databases and MySQL databases in a high availability, 24x7 environment running on UNIX clusters.
Under general direction of the Supervisor, Oracle DBAs:
- Install and configure Oracle software—ClusterWare, Database, Agent, and Client
- Install and configure MySQL software
- Configure hot backup of databases
- Configure Oracle DataGuard and MySQL Replication for easy failover/failback of databases
- Configure Oracle Networking (TNS)
- Implement security at the DB level
- Monitor and recommend additional hardware—disk, cluster nodes, tape drives.
- Utilize Oracle Grid Control and MySQL Enterprise Manager to monitor and manage databases
- Create automatic alarms with CRON and Grid Control, and respond to these alarms
- Support reporting requirements using SAP Business Objects
- Review application designs with developers, making recommendations for schema changes
- Monitor system logs and take corrective action for any problems
- Develop scripts and PL/SQL to automate routine administrative tasks
- Evaluate new products and technologies and/or recommend purchases
- Work as a team member performing any and all functions necessary for the successful operation of the company as determined by the Vice President, Global Data Operations
Job Requirements:
- 3+ years Database experience
- General understanding of a UNIX operating system
- Ability to write scripts in some administrative language (Perl, Python, shell, etc.)
- Good communication skills
- Self-motivated, eager to learn tangential skills
- Must be able to demonstrate reliability through prompt response, good attendance and punctuality
- Must be able to work effectively with a diverse group of people
- Professional appearance and demeanor
Send a resume, cover letter and salary requirements to:
Business Wire Via E-mail: dbs@BusinessWire.com; Subject: Oracle & MySQL Database Administrator
No phone calls. No recruiters. No relocation. No sponsorship No telecommuting.
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