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Oracle DBA L2 / Oracle WebLogic Administrator (L2)

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We are seeking an experienced Oracle DBA L2 / Oracle WebLogic Administrator (L2) to join our team in the Delhi-NCR region. This role requires a hands-on professional with a strong background in Oracle database administration and WebLogic administration. The ideal candidate will have experience in managing Oracle databases, including schema creation, grants, space management, and housekeeping activities. Additionally, the candidate should be proficient in Oracle installation, upgrades, and patching, with knowledge of Oracle RAC configuration and Data Guard setup and troubleshooting. As an Oracle DBA, you will be responsible for ensuring the availability and performance of our Oracle databases. Key responsibilities include managing database backups and restorations, performing upgrades and patches, and configuring Oracle RAC and Data Guard. You will also be expected to work in a 24x7 environment, responding to incidents and ensuring minimal downtime. In your role as an Oracle WebLogic Administrator, you will manage various environments including DEV, UAT, DR, and Production. Your responsibilities will include day-to-day L2 WebLogic administration activities, managing Oracle HTTP Server (OHS), and analyzing WebLogic and application logs. You should be able to independently handle troubleshooting and diagnostics related to JVM and WebLogic performance. The ideal candidate will possess strong analytical skills and the ability to work under pressure. A certification in Oracle 11g/12c/19c OCP is a plus, as well as experience with GoldenGate implementation and cloud database migrations. If you are looking for a challenging role that offers opportunities for growth and development, we encourage you to apply.

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