Tata Consultancy Services
Production Support Engineer

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Role: Production Support Sr Engineer
Location: Milton Keynes
The Role
Security Cleared Onshore who will be responsible for managing production support database having Oracle, PL/SQL knowledge and Unix scripting.
Your Responsibilities:
- Day to Day Responsibility:
- Oracle Database Knowledge:
- Good understanding of Oracle Database concepts
- Ability to write and troubleshoot SQL queries
- Joins, subqueries, views, indexes
- Data validation and data analysis
- Understanding of Oracle schemas, tables, and relationships
- Production Support:
- L2 Production Support experience
- Incident, Problem, and Change Management
- Application support involving Oracle backend databases
- Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
- Monitoring and ticket resolution
- SQL Skills:
- Complex SQL queries
- Query performance analysis
- Data fixes and data reconciliation
- Stored procedures/packages understanding
- Ability to analyze application issues using database data
- ASG Skills:
- OS: Linux, Windows
- DB: Oracle, Postgres
- CI/CD: GitLab, Jenkins, Spinnaker
- Containerisation: Kubernetes, Docker
- Monitoring: ELK, Prometheus
- Programming Languages: ASP, ASP.net, Java, VB script, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
- Oracle Database Knowledge:
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Essential skills/knowledge/experience: (Up to 10, Avoid repetition)
- Good understanding of Production Support Estate with Oracle DB knowledge and Postgres knowledge
- Ability to write and troubleshoot SQL queries
- Joins, subqueries, views, indexes
- Data validation and data analysis
- Understanding of Oracle schemas, tables, and relationships


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Desirable skills/knowledge/experience:
- Oracle PL/SQL knowledge- with OCA certified
- Certified AWS Solutions Architect
- Knowledge on CORE DevOps, Terraform and Agentic AI
- Good communication skills, specifically: listening to customer needs, restating those needs, and documenting work
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Ability to learn and apply new technologies quickly and self-directed
- Must be willing to work diligently to meet deliverable deadlines
- Demonstrated high degree of initiative and self-guided work
- Ability to prioritize and plan own tasks and estimate level of effort for assigned tasks
- Good interpersonal and collaboration skills, strong team working ability.
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