Monitor database server performance.
Maintain appropriate performance of database services, maximizing their potential.
Develop documentation for database processes.
Maintain database management systems.
Conduct performance testing and monitoring of databases, tuning environments as needed, and planning capacity accordingly.
Manage access levels to ensure information security.
Define and test contingency plans and restore procedures.
Provide support to users on the best use of Oracle or SQL for database access.
Analyze quantitative indicators of database efficiency and inefficiency and improve query response times.
Implement and administer backup/restore routines, perform user audits, run database checks, develop procedures, views, triggers, and functions, and handle other related tasks.
Monitor and apply vendor-recommended patches and fixes.
Evaluate database alternatives to meet the development team's needs.

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related Database field.
Knowledge of: Oracle Database, MySQL, PL/SQL, ETL tools, GoldenGate, Unix/Linux, Shell scripting, programming languages, and Git.
Data modeling and monitoring tools.

Health and dental insurance – because health always comes first.
Commuter allowance – guaranteed mobility for your daily routine.
iFood benefits – quality meals throughout your day.
Home office allowance – support for a more functional work environment.
Physical (Wellhub) and mental health (Wellz) care – balance and well-being in all areas of life.
Birthday day off – a special day for you to enjoy as you wish.
Corporate University – ongoing learning and development opportunities.
Access to the library – to expand your knowledge and explore new ideas.
SESC membership – access to culture, leisure, and quality of life.

Database Administrator

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