Oracle Exadata DBA

We are seeking an experienced Oracle Exadata DBA to lead the migration of large-scale Oracle 19c databases (100+ TB) from standard AWS environments to Oracle Exadata in AWS. The ideal candidate will have deep expertise in Oracle database administration, Exadata optimization, performance tuning, and high-availability solutions.

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The role will support development, test, and production environments while ensuring database performance, scalability, and reliability across mission-critical applications., n \n

• Lead end-to-end migration of large Oracle 19c databases to Oracle Exadata in AWS, including planning, execution, cutover, and validation. \n

• Design and implement Exadata-optimized database configurations, storage features, and performance strategies. \n

• Administer Oracle Exadata environments across development, test, and production. \n

• Perform schema design, data modeling, and SQL optimization. \n

• Conduct advanced performance tuning using AWR/ASH analysis, indexing, partitioning, and resource management. \n

• Configure and maintain high-availability and disaster recovery solutions using Oracle Data Guard. \n

• Implement and manage Oracle GoldenGate replication solutions. \n

• Troubleshoot performance, configuration, and availability issues across Exadata and Linux platforms. \n

• Execute database backups, restores, patching, and upgrades for Exadata environments. \n

• Collaborate with engineering and application teams to modernize database architecture and implement best practices. \n

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• Strong experience administering Oracle Database 19c. \n

• Hands-on experience with Oracle Exadata and Exadata deployments in AWS. \n

• Proven experience migrating large databases, preferably 100+ TB. \n

• Expertise in Oracle performance tuning, including AWR/ASH, indexing, partitioning, and SQL optimization. \n

• Experience with Oracle Data Guard and GoldenGate. \n

• Strong Linux troubleshooting and database backup, recovery, patching, and upgrade skills. \n

• Ability to work in a hybrid environment in RTP, NC. \n