OverviewStefanini continues to grow and needs an experienced Oracle Database Administrator (DBA) to join our team, with proven expertise in managing Oracle databases on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This role requires hands-on experience with Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) for proactive monitoring and performance tuning. Familiarity with PostgreSQL and SQL Server in AWS is a strong plus. You will be part of a high-performing team supporting mission-critical systems in a cloud-first environment, helping ensure our data platforms are highly available, scalable, and secure.ResponsibilitiesDeploying, configuring, and maintaining Oracle databases on AWS (EC2 and/or RDS)Using Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) for monitoring, alerting, automation, and diagnosticsImplementing and managing backup and recovery strategies, including RMANPerforming database tuning, troubleshooting, and optimizing SQL/PLSQLManaging database security, user access, encryption, and auditing policiesSupporting disaster recovery and high availability solutions (e.g., Oracle Data Guard,



Multi-AZ RDS)Collaborating with DevOps, application, and infrastructure teams for CI/CD integration and cloud architecture improvementsSupporting database migrations and upgrades in a cloud-first environmentParticipating in an on-call rotation to support 24/7 production environmentQualificationsBachelor's or master's degree in computer science, Geospatial Sciences, Geography, Engineering, or a related field5+ years of experience as an Oracle DBA in production environmentStrong experience managing Oracle databases in AWS Cloud (EC2 or RDS)Deep knowledge of Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)Expertise in SQL, PL/SQL, performance tuning, and database diagnosticsExperience with RMAN and database patching/maintenanceFamiliarity with AWS-native tools (e.g., CloudWatch, IAM, S3) for database managementStrong understanding of database security, encryption, and compliance practicesTechnologiesMonitoring: Oracle Enterprise Manager (OE

📌 DBA Developer (España)
🏢 Stefanini Emea
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