Experience

Golden Hour

• Information Services
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Oracle DBA

  • Jul 2016 - Present

  Oracle DBA for the enterprise. Responsibilities include Oracle installation and database creation on Red Hat Linux, creating primary and standby databases, database backups, restores using Oracle’s RMAN and data pump utilities. Oracle exports using both data pump and the legacy export/import, setting cron jobs and creating shell scripts to automate tasks. Performance tuning, explain plans and Oracle enterprise manager to create strategies to implement database and operating system parameter tuning, creating indices and partitioning strategies. Successfully upgraded our Oracle Enterprise manager 11g Grid repository and agents to 12c. Successfully applied critical patch updates to multiple Oracle Homes for 11.2 and 12c. Linux patching, MySQL upgrade from 5.5 to 5.6 and 5.7. MySQL quarterly patching. Business Continuity planning, and testing for both Oracle Show less



Solar Turbines

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 700 & Above Employee

• Oracle / MySQL DBA

  • May 2011 - Aug 2016

  Oracle and MySQL database administrator for enterprise applications. Our small team manages over 270 production and development databases, Oracle databases use ASM, experience managing Oracle's RAC databases. Responsibilities include Oracle and MySQL installation and database creation on Red Hat Linux, creating primary and standby databases, database backups, restores using Oracle’s RMAN and MySQL utilities, (Enterprise Backup and MySQL dump utility), Oracle exports using both data pump and the legacy export/import, setting cron jobs and creating shell scripts to automate tasks. Performance tuning, explain plans and Oracle enterprise manager to create strategies to implement database and operating system parameter tuning, creating indices and partitioning strategies. Successfully upgraded our Oracle Enterprise manager 11g Grid repository and agents to 12c. Successfully applied critical patch updates to multiple Oracle Homes for 11.2 and 12c. Linux patching, MySQL upgrade from 5.5 to 5.6 and 5.7. MySQL quarterly patching. Business Continuity planning, and testing for both Oracle and MySQL. Show less



Missouri Office of State Courts Administrator

• United States
• Administration of Justice
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Oracle DBA

  • Apr 2008 - May 2011

  IT Analyst, focusing on Oracle database administration for the state's courts systems. I manage over 50 production Oracle databases including but not limited to, backups, restores, running scripts and troubleshooting script issues. I also create triggers, view, sequences and automating processes. Also installation and administration of all server based applications used by the Courts system in the state of Missouri. Installation and configuration of Oracle 9i, 10g and 11g databases, Cognos 8BI, SumTotal LMS, Single sign on application, (Tomcat and Crowd), Websphere Administration, managing JVM’s, clustering application servers, installing and troubleshooting application issues. Show less



Intuit

• United States
• Software Development
• 700 & Above Employee

• Configuration Management

  • May 2001 - Jun 2006

  The installation, implementation and support of an e-business CRM solution, (Siebel 7), running on Solaris and Windows 2000 Advanced server. Activities include, Database Administration, Oracle 8i / 9i and SQL Server. Responsible for e-business and development database environments, supporting and troubleshooting environments, code migration and project management of production upgrades. Proactive management to identify and resolve potential problem areas, capacity planning, database sizing and space management, support, maintaining a LAN/WAN for application development, Configuration and troubleshooting of the environments, installation and maintenance of Siebel applications servers, implementation and development of an automated migration for Siebel. Web server, FTP, E-Mail, and Citrix applications and servers trouble shooting for development and production environments. Show less