[Remote] Oracle Database Administrator

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Significance is seeking an Oracle Database Administrator to support a long-term federal program for the Department of Energy (DOE). The role provides database and middleware administration for DOE applications across development, test, and production environments, including performance, security, cloud, and disaster recovery support.

Responsibilities

• As the Database Administrator Intermediate uou will perform systems database administration support services for DOE applications. This support will be for all environments including but not limited to Development, Sandbox, Test, Performance, Training, and Production
• Perform database administration for Oracle Portal and the core databases supporting DOE applications
• Install, configure, patch, upgrade, troubleshoot, and maintain Oracle Fusion Middleware products, including WebLogic Server, Oracle WebCenter (Portal/UCM), OID, and OAM
• Design, implement, and advise on Oracle Single Sign-On (SSO), Oracle Internet Directory (OID), Oracle Access Manager (OAM), and Universal Content Management (UCM)
• Administer and tune WebLogic domains, managed servers, clusters, and data sources
• Use Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) to monitor, alert on, and automate proactive issue handling for databases and middleware
• Support data warehouse environments, including database design, ETL performance, and storage and capacity planning
• Support administration of on-premises and cloud-hosted databases in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Microsoft Azure
• Recommend and implement database and middleware security policies, including SSL/TLS certificate management
• Recommend and implement backup, recovery, and redundancy strategies, and support disaster recovery operations
• Continuously monitor databases for storage space, availability, and performance bottlenecks
• Working independently, perform performance analysis, capacity planning, system sizing, and ongoing maintenance
• With the CBS and OCIO teams, perform periodic database health checks and prepare quality assurance and performance reviews covering business requirements, testing, upgrades, architecture, and storage changes
• Provide break/fix support, including identifying and resolving production defects and implementing stabilization changes. Remediate cybersecurity findings
• Review Oracle’s quarterly Critical Patch Updates (CPUs), give feedback to system owners, and coordinate testing and implementation with system owners and OCIO across all environments
• Maintain system documentation, including baseline configurations, installations, upgrades, security, and event logs
• Work with system owners and CBS security staff to provide input for the annual Assessment & Authorization (A&A) and ATO
• Establish and maintain SOPs that ensure database security, integrity, and accuracy. Support internal and external data calls
• Support evaluation and adoption of Oracle AI Database 26ai features as DOE modernizes

Skills

• Must be able to obtain and maintain a DOE Q clearance, which requires U.S. citizenship
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related discipline from an accredited institution and 5 years of relevant experience; without a degree, 6–8 years of relevant experience is required
• At least two-thirds of that experience as a DBA/middleware administrator supporting Oracle OID, OAM, and SSO in enterprise environments
• Hands-on experience administering Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle Fusion Middleware
• Strong understanding of Oracle Database and its utilities and tools, including Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Strong knowledge of performance tuning and monitoring
• Strong knowledge of Oracle backup and recovery scenarios
• Good understanding of Oracle security management and data integrity
• Good knowledge of load balancers, storage, and cloud environments
• Working knowledge of Windows Server and IIS
• Experience with code migration, database change management, and data management across the development lifecycle
• Oracle Portal/WebCenter experience is preferred
• Experience with Oracle Federal Financials and/or Oracle Hyperion environments
• Experience with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), including Autonomous Database, Base Database Service, and Exadata Cloud
• Experience with Microsoft Azure, including Oracle Database@Azure and Azure VM-hosted Oracle workloads
• Data warehouse administration experience (Oracle DW, ADW, or similar)
• Exposure to Oracle AI Database 26ai, including AI Vector Search and other new features
• Certifications such as Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Professional, OCI Architect, Oracle WebLogic Administrator, or Microsoft Azure Administrator/Database Administrator
• Ability to analyze business and functional requirements and recommend solutions across database, middleware, and cloud platforms
• Experience supporting a federal ATO/A&A process
• Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Professional certification
• Ability to analyze a range of business and functional requirements to recommend optimal solutions

Benefits

• This role is fully remote.

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