Database Administrator (DBA)

Responsibilities Development of DBA policy and procedures related to security, archiving, backup and maintenance Installing and upgrading Oracle server, clients and application programs Create primary DB storage structure (table spaces) after applications developers have designed an application Modify DB structure, as necessary, based on feedback from developers Allocate system storage and future planning for DB storage Establish users need and enroll users Maintain system security Control access permissions and privileges Proper backup and recovery (restoring) of DB information Know how to contact DB vendor (i.e. Oracle) support and report problem Consider both ‘back-end’ organization of data and ‘front-end’ accessibility for end user Write database documentation, including data standards, procedures and definitions for data dictionary (metadata) Ensure that storage, archiving, backup and recovery procedures are functioning correctly Commission and install applications as necessary.

Educational Qualifications and Experience Bachelors of Information Systems/Bachelors of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Telecommunications Minimum Five years experience as Oracle DBA Minimum two years experience on Linux, preferably Red hat Excellent time management and task management skills Excellent communication and Interpersonal skills Demonstrable competence in Oracle SQL, PL/SQL, Oracle developer, Unix OS, Linux and Windows NT Solid understanding of DBA duties Solid problem resolution skills Team player Ability to refine the 'logical design' so that it can be translated into a specific data model Working closely with IT project managers, programmers and web developers Ability to resolve problems and communicating regularly with technical, applications, and operational staff, to ensure the database integrity and security Ability to provide technical support for all systems (current and outdated).

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  • Published:11 years ago
  • Company:Private Company
  • Location:Al Ain,UAE
 
 
 

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