Job Description

Work Schedule Standard (Mon-Fri)Environmental Conditions OfficeJoining Thermo Fisher Scientific means becoming part of a hard-working, driven team that shares your passion for exploration and discovery. As a Database Administrator II, you will have the chance to apply sophisticated techniques to provide outstanding solutions to our customers' individual needs. You will have the opportunity to work with groundbreaking technologies, construct new reports and dashboards, and collaborate directly with Amazon Web Service architects. Additionally, you will play a key role in automating processes and procedures for new database environments, ensuring our databases run efficiently and issue-free!Job Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and implement scalable database services
• Serve as a technical resource on development and infrastructure initiatives
• Collaborate with other Database and IT professionals to craft, deploy, and support critical business initiatives
• Ensure databases run efficiently and issue-free
• Design, install, and deploy sophisticated database landscapes

• BS in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field, or equivalent experience
• 3-5+ years of professional experience in a multifaceted environment with a main focus on database services
• Experience with Oracle 11g/12g/19c Grid Control and Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Experience with AWS, Oracle, MySQL, Redshift, Unix, Linux
• Experience with Oracle Versions 11g, 12c, and 19c
• Experience with RAC, DG, and active/passive database clusters
• Experience with operational tasks and customer focus
• Experience with systems development lifecycle
• Backup and recovery at both OS and database levels
• Operational and user documentation
• Expertise in Amazon Web Services with building and deploying various applications
• Database security
• Database client installation and configuration
• Experience with operational tasks such as ticket closing, backup, restores, user administration
• OS contention issue analysis and resolution and database performance tackle

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