Database Developer
Description:
recruit22 is partnering with a leading healthcare organization to find an experienced Database Developer. This role is critical in designing, developing, and maintaining robust database systems that support healthcare applications. The ideal candidate will have strong PL/SQL expertise, performance tuning skills, and the ability to collaborate across technical and business teams.
Key Responsibilities
Design and implement stable, reliable, and high-performing Oracle database systems.
Refactor existing database objects to support system enhancements in control, diagnostics, and research areas.
Investigate and integrate new technologies to improve database capabilities.
Optimize application performance through database tuning and best practices.
Prepare documentation for database applications and SOPs for future use.
Maintain programming in SourceSafe and ensure version control compliance.
Collaborate with database personnel, front-end developers, and customer support teams.
Provide on-call support for critical software issues as needed. Qualifications
Education: B.S. in Information Technology, Computer Science, or equivalent experience.
Experience:
5+ years of hands-on Oracle relational modeling and database development.
3+ years working with Oracle Database DDL/DML, PL/SQL, SQL (SQLplus, SQLcli, SQLdeveloper), and modeling tools (SQLmodeler, ERWIN, TOAD).
Expertise in data extraction and Oracle Data Pump.
Technical Skills:
Strong knowledge of database version control (VSS or equivalent).
Proven ability to lead database transformation and development projects to successful completion.
Significant experience in Oracle database testing and performance tuning.
Other Skills:
Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to support a scientific user base.
Proficiency in technical writing and documentation.
Strong communication skills for client and user interactions.
Location: Nashville, TN or Plano, TX (Hybrid)
Salary: $105,000 - $110,000 annually
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