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Location:- Bellevue, Washington or Atlanta, GA or Frisco, TXMust Have Skills: aria-hidden="true" • Strong SQL Query, DDL, DML, Tables, Views, DB Links aria-hidden="true" • Oracle, PL/SQL, Procedures, Packages aria-hidden="true" • ETL/Data Warehousing, Dimensional modeling, Business Reports, Dashboards aria-hidden="true" • Database Query - Performance Tuning aria-hidden="true" • Support on PROD issues aria-hidden="true" • DB E-Business Suite Implementation, DB Data Integration, DB Data Replication, Database Administration, Technical Solution Architect, and Production Sustenance Support. aria-hidden="true" • Participates in defining domain technical roadmaps with architecture and leadership aria-hidden="true" • Owns and drives functional scope analysis and detailed solution design documentation of the processes/systems within domain for each project assigned aria-hidden="true" • Translates business requirements into process/system impacts and functional requirements, and identify/assess potential data source. aria-hidden="true" • Leads issue resolution efforts to help Ops and QA teams aria-hidden="true" • Researches, identifies and drives improvements in application, and performance by effectively collaborating across teams and leveraging tools aria-hidden="true" • Drives collaboration with business and IT partner teams to develop business capability and technology roadmaps, provide education on potential process and system solution options aria-hidden="true" • Leads analysis and translation of business, information, and technical requirements to achieve IT solutions that meet business needs within domain aria-hidden="true" • Strong DB analysis to identify the impact and triage the defects aria-hidden="true" • Knowledge desirable in Bad-debt Collections, billing system Good to Have Skills aria-hidden="true" • Excellent analytical, written and verbal communications ability. aria-hidden="true" • Knowledge of SQL databases aria-hidden="true" • Liaise with architects to improve applications and establish best practices "