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Oracle Database Administrator

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Oracle DBA (Contract), Inside IR35, Up to £525/day
Employment type: Contract, 12 months
Location: Oxford (Hybrid, 1 day per week onsite)
Description: Oracle DBA needed. 12 month contract. Inside IR35. Up to £525/day. Oxford, 1 day per week onsite.
We're recruiting for two Oracle DBA contractors to join a small, focused database team working on critical national digital infrastructure. This is a hands-on, technical delivery role with real ownership, not a generalist "data platform" position.
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The role:
- Administer, tune and secure Oracle database environments in production
- Manage backup, restore and disaster recovery processes
- Own indexing, performance tuning and monitoring
- Support a live legacy system migration
- Manage database access permissions
What you need:
- Proven Oracle DBA experience in a production, enterprise environment
- Strong hands-on knowledge of indexing, performance tuning, backup/restore, monitoring and replication
- Experience through at least one database version migration
- Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced environment


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Nice to have, not required: Postgres, SQL Server, MySQL, or Terraform. This is fundamentally an Oracle-first role, so we won't screen hard on these.
The details:
- 12 month contract, inside IR35
- Up to £525/day, dependent on experience
- Oxford, 1 fixed day per week onsite (Thursdays)
- Two positions open
- Standard reference and background checks apply before start
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