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Mandatory skills include core database administration experience with Microsoft SQL Server (current and legacy versions), troubleshooting and performance tuning on SQL Server, SSIS packages, Oracle Enterprise Edition on Oracle Enterprise Linux, RMAN, ASM, Oracle Enterprise Manager, PL/SQL, backups, high availability configurations, replication, data migration, and monitoring production issues. Development DBA responsibilities involve designing databases, refreshing production to test environments, and consulting on SQL queries. Soft skills include mentoring junior DBAs and explaining complex concepts to non-technical audiences.
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Required soft skills include the ability to mentor junior DBAs, discuss database-related details clearly with business stakeholders, and explain complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences.
A strong candidate will have extensive hands-on experience with both Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle platforms, including performance tuning, high availability, replication, and development DBA tasks, plus soft skills like mentoring and clear communication. Nice-to-have skills such as PowerShell scripting, SSRS, and TOAD can strengthen an application.
Advanced analytics and clinical research services
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