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Database/System Administrator Duties and Responsibilities. Database Administrators with Applications experience are responsible for data migration, data cleanup, data reporting, as well as managing and maintaining the hardwired lines and wireless connections in a system and the hardware that hooks up to that system.
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Tracking, installing, and configuring software updates and performing database backup to restore and protect user information. Applicants are expected to have at least ten years of relevant work experience, ideally in a school or educational agency, managing school nutrition data applications, and automated processes.
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Flex is the diversified manufacturing partner of choice that helps market-leading brands design, build and deliver innovative products that improve the world.
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SLAM has an opportunity for an experienced Construction Administrator to work on a prestigious Higher Education project in South Bend, IN. The Construction Administrator must be design sensitive, have strong communication & organizational skills, and possess extensive knowledge of construction with in-field experience on large complex projects.
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Knowledge and understanding of relational databases (Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL) Experience with Oracle Software, in particular Oracle 19c RDBMS installation, patching, performance, and networking.
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Splunk Enterprise Certified Administrator (has experience managing a Splunk environment) Linux/Windows server and firewall/network connectivity troubleshooting experience. Splunk Enterprise Certified Administrator (has experience managing a Splunk environment.
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Provide server and related infrastructure support to the Connecticut Department of Public Health State Laboratory, which is implementing new laboratory information management systems and a new high-performance computing device for genomic sequencing work
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The Sales Support Administrator is an integral role assisting the Sales team. We are currently seeking a Sales Support Administrator to provide assistance to the sales team to ensure customer satisfaction.
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