The PL/SQL Programmer is responsible for development, data modeling, and performance tuning, requiring significant experience in these areas.
Job Description
Client currently seeks a PL/SQL Programmer to join our team in San Francisco, CA.
QualificationsPL/SQL Development Minimum Years Required 8
Data Modeler Minimum Years Required 5
performance tuning Minimum Years Required 5
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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