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Oracle Database Engineer with Azure

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022
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Job Description

Job Title: Oracle Database Engineer with Azure

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Location: New York, NY 10286 | Pittsburgh, PA 15219 | Lake Mary, FL 32746

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Duration: 12 Months (Goal to convert FTE)

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Job Descrption:

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  • We are seeking a contractor Azure Oracle Database Engineer to design, operate, and secure Azure Oracle database services.
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  • The engineer will implement strong identity and access practices, provide expert leadership with Oracle database backup, restore, and resiliency management, perform database maintenance tasks including patching and upgrade, and monitoring/audit of database performance and capacity in Azure.
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  • The role emphasizes practical, scalable solutions that ensure secure, auditable operations, clear documentation, and effective collaboration with security, engineering, and operations teams.
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Key Responsibilities

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Identity and Access for Databases

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  • Provisioning, configuration, and maintenance of Oracle database servers for database version 19c or 23ai
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  • Provision appropriate administrative roles and enforce least-privilege access via role assignments and security groups
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  • Experience with Oracle Database Vault in managing privileges for system database administrators and application support resources
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  • Experience with Guardium database monitoring would be an additional advantage
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Backup, Restore and Resiliency:

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  • Develop and maintain baseline configurations for Oracle database servers, including encryption at rest, auditing, threat detection, backup/restore, retention, and access parameters
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  • Configure, maintain, and optimize Active Data Guard providing minimal replication lag while maintaining maximum performance
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  • Configuration and implementation of Oracle GoldenGate and enabling active/active schema or table-level replication providing a higher level of resiliency for application at database server level
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  • Perform database restores in lower environment using RMAN or logical exports and imports
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Controlled Maintenance and Records:

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  • Plan and document database patching, diagnostics, and repair activities, including remote maintenance records
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  • Implement secure media handling and sanitization practices for backups, exports, and logs associated with databases
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Monitoring and Audit Readiness:

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  • Configure Azure-native monitoring and logging for database identity/access and operational events
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  • Tune alerts to service owners/security teams and support audit readiness for access and operational controls
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Required Technical Skills:

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  • Proficiency with managed identities for applications and reducing local key usage in favor of centralized identity
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  • Strong grounding in configuration baselines, resource tagging, and asset/data inventories in Azure
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  • Familiarity with Azure monitoring/logging for database events and integration with approval and incident workflows
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Qualifications and Competencies:

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  • Demonstrated experience designing and operating secure Oracle database environments at scale
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  • Proven capability to govern elevated access, emergency access workflows, incident handling, and post-event reviews
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  • Strong documentation and communication skills; comfortable coordinating across engineering, security, and operations
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  • Practical approach to external service oversight and maintenance recordkeeping supporting audit readiness
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Nice-to-Have:

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  • Experience integrating identity/access workflows with enterprise approval systems and incident/ticketing processes
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  • Exposure to data classification/discovery tooling and secure media handling for database backups and exports
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  • Familiarity with CI/CD guardrails for secret management and application-to-database identity patterns
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