Oracle 19c DBA: DoD Data Migration & Validation

Accenture Federal Services

Washington (District of Columbia)

On-site

USD 120,000 - 235,000

Full time

2 days ago

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Job summary

Accenture Federal Services is seeking an Oracle 19c Database Administrator in the Washington, DC area to lead the extraction and migration of a legacy system database for loading into Palantir. The role emphasizes migration engineering, data profiling, and validation within DoD constraints.

The candidate will design source-to-target mappings, analyze ETL/PL-SQL compatibilities, and ensure data quality through profiling and reconciliation, leveraging Dataguard replication and RMAN/Data Pump where

Qualifications

Must have Secret clearance.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Experience migrating Oracle databases to data platforms.

Responsibilities

Snapshot and extract the legacy Oracle 19c database (NIPR) for load into Palantir – consistent point-in-time capture, integrity validation, and staging (Task 1)
Design and support source-to-target data mapping of key processes and data objects; application‑dependency mapping across source systems to sequence the migration safely
Analyze legacy Oracle ETL/PL‑SQL jobs and objects to determine what must be refactored vs. retired in the move to the Palantir pipeline
Data profiling, cleansing, and reconciliation to enforce system data‑quality/validation rules on migrated data (source-to-target row/field integrity)
Work the existing replication/sync topology to establish repeatable extract/sync without disrupting the legacy system during the PoC
Support incremental sync design from the Oracle source into Palantir
Partition, bulk-load, and performance‑tune specifically for one‑time and incremental migration throughput
Oracle 19c internals sufficient to migrate confidently – RMAN, Data Pump, ASM, PL/SQL, partitioning; RMF/NIPR constraints