Oracle DBA – C2M / WebLogic Patching
This is a remote position.
Oracle DBA – C2M / WebLogic Patching
- Company
- Arcturus Consulting Services Pvt. Ltd.
- Location
- India (Remote – Offshore)
- Experience
- 6+ Years
Engagement:ContractrArcturus is looking for an experiencedOracle DBAwith strong hands-on expertise in Oracle Database 19c, WebLogic Server patching, and Oracle Utilities C2M environments.
Key Responsibilities
Perform quarterly Oracle Database 19c patching using OPatch and datapatch.
Apply Oracle WebLogic Server 14c patch updates and security patches.
Identify and implement required OUAF and CC&B / C2M patches.
Perform patching across DEV, Training, UAT, and PROD environments.
Conduct pre-patch and post-patch validation, backups, conflict checks, and rollback planning.
Troubleshoot patch-related issues and coordinate with Oracle Support.
Maintain technical documentation, patch runbooks, and deployment reports.
Required Skills
6+ years of Oracle DBA experience.
Strong hands-on experience with Oracle Database 19c.
Expertise in quarterly patching using OPatch and datapatch.
Oracle WebLogic Server 14c administration and patching.
Experience with Oracle Utilities C2M / CC&B and OUAF patching.
Linux administration (Oracle Linux / RHEL) and shell scripting.
RMAN backup, rollback procedures, and database maintenance.
Experience managing Oracle Service Requests through My Oracle Support.
Good to Have
Oracle Utilities C2M / CC&B upgrade experience.
Oracle Enterprise Manager monitoring.
Database performance tuning.
Experience supporting US utility or public-sector clients.
Engagement Details
Remote offshore opportunity (India).
Part-time quarterly engagement.
Approximately 40–45 hours per quarter.
Some overlap with US Central / Pacific working hours required.
Production deployments may involve evening or weekend change windows.
Looking for candidates with hands-on Oracle Utilities C2M / CC&B patching experience.
Interested candidates, please share your updated resume via DM or comment below.
Referrals are welcome!
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