PL/SQL & APEX Database Developer

Lockheed Martin; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 115,000 - 128,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off (PTO)

Vision insurance

Job summary

Lockheed Martin is seeking a Database Developer to support front-end systems across the organization, delivering PL/SQL components (Triggers, Procedures, Functions, Materialized Views) and driving rapid applications in APEX for internal users. You will test, deploy, and iterate on data solutions while collaborating with IT and business users to capture requirements and improve processes.

Responsibilities include designing robust database processes, resolving usage issues, and researching new

Qualifications

• Considerable knowledge of online and design of computer applications.
• 1–3 years of database development/administration experience.
• Excellent analytical and organizational skills.
• Ability to understand front-end user requirements.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Assumes responsibility for related duties as required.

Responsibilities

• Design stable, reliable and effective database processes.
• Solve database usage issues and malfunctions.
• Gather user requirements and identify new features.
• Provide data management support to users.
• Ensure all database programs meet company and performance requirements.
• Research and suggest new database products, services, and protocols.

Skills

Analytical thinking

Project management

Interpersonal skills

Training others

Front-end requirements

Tools

Oracle APEX

Job description

Lockheed Martin is seeking a Database Developer to support front-end systems across the organization, delivering PL/SQL components (Triggers, Procedures, Functions, Materialized Views) and driving rapid applications in APEX for internal users. You will test, deploy, and iterate on data solutions while collaborating with IT and business users to capture requirements and improve processes.

Responsibilities include designing robust database processes, resolving usage issues, and researching new