Hiring Database Developer (DB2)
Abhinav Mohanty
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Role: Database Developer (DB2)
Location: Newark,
NJ – 07102 (Hybrid)
ONLY USC,
H4-EAD, TN
Job Description:
Required:
5-7 years of experience working in Oracle and DB2 Databases.
Proven work experience as a Database developer.
In-depth understanding of data management (e.g. data discovery, data analysis,
transformation, data quality, security and monitoring).
SQL Tuning techniques to prevent performance degradation and understanding on
how to use Explain Plan/Query Analyzer/Optimization Tool is required.
Knowledge of software development and Agile delivery methodology.
Proficiency in working with specific database like DB2, Oracle & SQL
server.
Working knowledge of ETL processes and tools (i.e., Informatica for data
extraction, transformation, and loading from various sources into existing
databases)
Excellent analytical and organizational skills.
Understanding the needs of front-end users and having a problem-solving
mindset.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Responsibilities:
Database design: Design and implement efficient database structures and schemas
to support application functionality
Code writing: Write and optimize complex SQL queries for data retrieval,
manipulation, and reporting
Database queries: Write SQL queries to extract and manipulate data
Testing and troubleshooting: Test databases and identify and fix issues related
to performance, security, or data integrity
Software specifications: Research, design, document, and modify software
specifications
Business requirements: Analyze the company's data need and assist in data
migration and transformation projects to support business needs
Collaboration: Work across IT teams and with business users understand the
business needs and translate it to implementation.
Security processes: Develop security processes
Best practices: Develop and maintain documentation for database schemas,
procedures, and best practices
Standards: Verify that all database programs adhere to the organization’s and
performance standards.
Database performance: Assess the effectiveness and performance of database
systems and applications