Seeking an L3/L4 EPIC Cache DBA with extensive AIX and healthcare IT experience to lead projects involving Flash Arrays and P8 re-platforming.
Company Description
Tech Tammina LLC
Job Description- Knowledge of healthcare information technology at a level normally acquired through completion of a Bachelor’s degree with concentration in Computer Science or other closely related field in order to understand information technology principles. Equivalent work experience will be considered.
- Epic experience is a MUST, dba software within healthcare industry
- Flash Arrays
- P8
QualificationsL4/L3 expert in Cache DBA and AIX system expertise, enough to lead a project to implement new Flash Arrays as well as re-platform to P8’s
Additional InformationShare the Profiles to mahesh(@)techtammina(dot)com
Contact: 703-349-1004
Job Type: C2H
Status: USC/GC
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