Remote Oracle Developer vacancies

Oracle is on a roll. Excellent performance, fair pricing, and high security help it to win big deals, netting major players like Zoom, 8x8, McDonald’s, and Nissan. With the breadth and depth of features it offers, Oracle with no doubt becomes an essential cloud solution for data-rich businesses making an Oracle Developer a longed-for professional.

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Skills expected from Oracle remote Developers

Oracle job requirements go far beyond a good knowledge of Oracle infrastructure. Proficiency with databases, familiarity with SQL, and web development experience are usually expected from a senior-level specialist. Among specific skills for an Oracle SQL Developer are:

• solid experience with Oracle services, publishers, database development, maintaining, testing, and documenting
• proficiency in writing and tuning complex SQL queries by studying and indexing DB objects, creating materialized views, and so on
• applied knowledge of SQL scripting
• experience with designing performant database infrastructures, using Oracle 11g Release 2, Real Application Clusters, Grid Infrastructure, and DataGuard technology
• ability to develop PL/SQL procedures and cover them with automated unit testing frameworks
• experience with Java – validations, back-end modules, business objects – would be an asset
• firm grip on Oracle BI – developing and modifying reports, configuring scheduler for delivery options of a report, etc
• PHP is super-hot among Oracle Web Developers

Soft skills necessary for a great Oracle Developer:

• analytical thinking and problem-solving attitude
• ability to work in a team and self-managing under time-pressure
• good communication skills
• B2 or higher level of written and spoken English

Duties Oracle remote includes

The Oracle SQL Developer is a master of databases who knows how to create, maintain, tune, and test them. Here are some responsibilities typical for an Oracle job:

• data modeling according to application requirements
• designing, developing, and integrating databases and applications that collect and supply the information throughout the organization
• helping with choosing development environment
• writing Pl/SQL or Java procedures that use SQL statements
• participating in creation interfaces
• cooperating with tech teams and stakeholders to develop technical requirements, write documentation, design technical solutions
• create and maintain user manuals and guidelines

Start Oracle remote career with EPAM Anywhere

While businesses are advancing their pace, Oracle offers everything they need to scale-up painlessly, remaining flexible and profitable at every step.

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