Senior Oracle EBS DBA – Exadata, RAC & DR (Remote)

General Dynamics IT; United States; Remote; USD 130,000 - 175,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K with company match

Health and wellness packages

Internal mobility program

Paid education and certifications

Cutting-edge technology exposure

Paid vacation and holidays

Job summary

General Dynamics IT seeks a Senior Oracle EBS DBA to support the HOM program for CMS/FMSG. You will manage Oracle EBS 12.2.x, Data Guard, 19c RAC, and HIGLAS-related databases in a remote setup.

You will partner with cross‑functional teams, improve performance, and handle DR, backups, patches, and migrations to sustain critical financial systems used for over $1 trillion in healthcare outlays.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in information technology or technical discipline.
• 8+ years of experience supporting Oracle EBS in R12.2.x with 19c.
• Deep understanding of Oracle databases, Exadata, RAC, Data Guard, backup/recovery.

Responsibilities

• Support production, validation, test, and development environments.
• Support mission critical production systems and be available for on‑call deployments.
• Automate routine DBA tasks using Python, shell scripts, and Ansible.
• Collaborate with functional, infrastructure, security, and vendor teams.
• Improve system performance tuning/optimization and capacity planning.
• Maintain DR environments and perform migrations of data and code.

Skills

Database Administration

Exadata Administration

Oracle Database

Oracle E-Business Suite

Oracle Exadata Database Machine

Education

Bachelor's degree in information technology or technical discipline

Tools

Hyperion/EPM

ECC

BIAPPS/OBIEE

Tableau

SOA

Incorta

Job description

General Dynamics IT seeks a Senior Oracle EBS DBA to support the HOM program for CMS/FMSG. You will manage Oracle EBS 12.2.x, Data Guard, 19c RAC, and HIGLAS-related databases in a remote setup.

You will partner with cross‑functional teams, improve performance, and handle DR, backups, patches, and migrations to sustain critical financial systems used for over $1 trillion in healthcare outlays.