Jubil ID: 264

Company: Selsoft Inc.

Location: Westerville, OH

Description:
Title: Application Database AdministratorState Role Title: Info Technology Specialist IIIHiring Range: $126513$140568Pay Band: 6Agency: Department of Juvenile JusticeLocation:DJJ Training AcademyAgency Website:Recruitment Type: General Public GJob DutiesThe Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice

Qualifications:
Ability to interpret data models and to develop database structures Ability to use standard diagramming techniques to design and develop computer data models Ability to implement and troubleshoot programming changes and modifications Ability to program configure manage and maintain the operation of complex relational databases Ability to develop and manipulate large complex data sets Knowledge of computer and/or network security systems applications procedures & techniques Knowledge of data integrity methods and techniques Ability to install maintain modify and upgrade database software Ability to use logic and reasoning to identify strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions conclusions of approaches to problems Knowledge of Change Management principles Oracle DBA: Considerable experience administering Oracle databases in a Linux environment Oracle Database Management

Benefits:
Pay Band: 6

Responsibilities:
excellence in public safety by providing effective interventions that improve the lives of youth strengthening both families and communities within the The successful candidate will provide a technical role in maintaining DJJ Oracle databases and application servers to meet agency strategic goals implementing effective support operations using agency approved technologies and execute database administration tasks to maintain the agencys database and application server capabilities The incumbent will participate in Database Administration efforts on an ongoing basis Additional duties include assisting in the design and planning of projects and standards and supporting team efforts to continually improve skills and delivery practices