Oracle PL/SQL Developer (Python)
Collabera
Date: 13 hours ago
City: Toronto, ON
Contract type: Contractor
Must Have:
- 5 -7 years - Oracle Python Developer (PL/SQL Python Developer)
- Python coding (no specific number of years but interested to use it)
- Server side development
- SDLC - understand testing, bit bucket, Jira, Wiki, Confluence
- Agile methodology (Sprints)
- Distributed environment - Large scale application development- delivering concurrency
- Oracle performance tuning
Pay Rate Range: $50-$75/hr
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