KRG Technologies
PaaS - Cloud Solutions Operationalization Engineer - Data archival
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The role involves Oracle database administration, data migration to cost-effective solutions, architecting solutions for legacy systems, and AWS RDS implementations.
Company Description
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Thomas
Krg Tech Inc
shijo(at) Krgtech (dot) com
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Job DescriptionPaaS - Cloud Solutions Operationalization Engineer - Data archival
· Primary Skills:
o 10+ years of experience in Oracle database administration
o Should have experience in migrating data into low cost / open source technologies.
o Should be able to architect alternate solutions for legacy systems
o Good understanding in data archival procedures and best practices
o Should have knowledge on AWS RDS implementations
o Good exposure to most of the databases available in market like MS SQL, Sybase
o Good knowledge in AWS RDS & NoSQL implementations
· Certifications preferred:
o AWS
o Oracle
Qualifications10+ years of experience in Oracle database administration
Contract/ Full time
Top Skills
Aws Rds
Ms Sql
NoSQL
Oracle
Sybase
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