Oracle Database Administrator

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Oracle Database Administrator | £50,000 | Remote

Are you a methodical Oracle Database Administrator with hands-on experience in MRP / Oracle databases and Unix systems?  Do you thrive in a structured, problem-solving environment where your attention to detail can make a real impact? If so, we have a unique opportunity for you to apply your skills and experience to ensure the smooth running of a key MRP system in a growing business.

Rubicon’s client is a prominent player in the aerospace industry, specialising in the design and manufacture of components for major airlines.  They are committed to delivering market-leading products and services for every aspect of their offering.  In this role, you’ll be integral to ensuring the smooth operation of the MRP system, working closely with business users to troubleshoot issues, maintain system performance, and manage updates and improvements. 

This role will require a willingness to work flexible hours to meet department objectives, including occasional out-of-hours work for upgrades or emergency maintenance

As Oracle Database Administrator, your responsibilities will include:

System Performance ~ Ensure that the Oracle database is running at its optimum performance, providing maximum uptime and smooth operation
Troubleshooting & Maintenance ~ Collaborate with business users to troubleshoot system and data issues, while performing general preventative maintenance and weekly/monthly system checks
Reports & Routines ~ Design and implement tailored reports and routines to meet stakeholder needs, ensuring data accuracy and efficiency
Testing & Compatibility ~ Test new installations to ensure compatibility with current systems and installations
Support Cycles ~ Provide support during month-end and year-end cycles, ensuring all systems are functioning smoothly and efficiently
As Oracle Database Administrator, your qualifications, skills and experience will include:

Over 5 years of experience working with MRP/Oracle databases on Unix IBM systems in a commercial setting
Proficiency in Evolution report writing within a Unix environment using the vi editor
Basic Oracle SQL knowledge for data querying and fundamental Unix knowledge
Experience in BDE script creation and screen development in a Unix-based environment
Strong analytical skills to assess and interpret complex data, identify trends, and make informed decisions
Leadership qualities, with the ability to train and mentor junior team members and collaborate on projects
As Oracle Database Administrator, you’ll benefit from:

Generous Annual Leave ~ Enjoy 25 days of annual leave plus Bank Holidays
Friday Flexibility ~ Benefit from a 1pm finish every Friday, promoting work-life balance
Life Assurance & Simply Health ~ Life insurance coverage and access 24/7 GP services, dental, and optician benefits, with options to enhance coverage for you and your family
Training, Learning, and Development Opportunities ~ Advance your career with a commitment to continuous professional development
Annual Company Events…
If you’re an experienced Oracle Database Administratorseeking a role that combines technical expertise with a supportive and dynamic work environment, we want to hear from you.  For more information, apply to this Oracle Database Administrator advert directly today, or call Amber at Rubicon and she’ll talk you through the details

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