Senior Oracle DBA - ExaCC Performance Lead (Hybrid)

Accenture PLC; Lisboa; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life Insurance and Pension Plan

Hybrid working model

Job summary

Accenture PLC in Lisbon, Portugal, invites a senior Oracle DBA to optimise performance in ExaCC Exadata Cloud@Customer, ZFS and ZDLRA environments. You will work with infrastructure and development teams to deliver secure, scalable database solutions.

Responsibilities include tuning, backup optimisation, and leading client upgrade projects. Strong English and ability to collaborate cross-functionally are required.

Qualifications

• 5-10 years hands-on Oracle DB experience in production
• Strong performance tuning, compression and resource optimisation skills
• Experience with ExaCC, ZFS and ZDLRA is highly preferred
• Experience with Kerberos and Oracle Client upgrades is a plus
• OS knowledge: Linux/Unix (primary) and Windows (secondary)

Responsibilities

• Optimize Oracle DB performance with compression, tuning, indexing
• Fine-tune ExaCC CPU allocations to maximise efficiency
• Improve backup/recovery for ZFS and ZDLRA
• Lead projects like Kerberos migrations and client upgrades
• Guide dev teams on DB design, SQL coding for performance
• Perform RCAs for performance incidents with infra partners
• Enforce access management, TDE, auditing and compliance

Skills

Oracle DBA

Performance tuning

ExaCC

ZFS

ZDLRA

Linux/Unix

SQL/PLSQL

TDE encryption

Education

University degree in Computer Science or comparable

Tools

Oracle SQL Developer

Toad for Oracle

Jenkins

UrbanCode Deploy

Git/Bitbucket

Job description

Accenture PLC in Lisbon, Portugal, invites a senior Oracle DBA to optimise performance in ExaCC Exadata Cloud@Customer, ZFS and ZDLRA environments. You will work with infrastructure and development teams to deliver secure, scalable database solutions.

Responsibilities include tuning, backup optimisation, and leading client upgrade projects. Strong English and ability to collaborate cross-functionally are required.