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From: Matt recruiter on 13 Apr 2010 11:53
Hi,

Let me know if you have someone for the below requirement. Please
find the details below.

Title: Database Administrator
Duration: 6months c2h (only GC or Citizen)
Location: Madison, WI


Manager has the infrastructure side of the databases – not
applications.


Description:
• Develop, implement, and enhance databases over multiple computing
platforms.
• Work with business clients and IT development staff throughout the
design, development and implementation phases.
• Utilize Alliant database development standards and techniques to
ensure quality.
• Work with IT Security to recommend appropriate security and
controls.
• Prepare documentation of database standards. Recommend changes to
standards when appropriate.
• Provide on-call support for Oracle and SQLServer databases.
• Develop scripts to support database monitoring and automation..


Skills
1) Experience as a DBA supporting Oracle and/or SQLServer.
2) Effective verbal, written, and interpersonal communications skills.
3) Experience with performance tuning.
4) Experience with PL/SQL or TSQL helpful.
5) Experience with Perl helpful.



I require this information along with the updated resume. Please do
fill it and send me at your earliest convenience.
• First Name:
• Last Name:
• Email:
• Contact No.
• Work Status:
• Last 4 digits of SSN (Must):
• Employer name & contact details (For H1B Visa)
• Pay-rate expectations (Corp-to-corp/1099/W2):
• Current Location:
• Willing to relocate:
• Availability/ Notice Period:
• 2 Professional References:
Right to Represent: I, ________________________give exclusive right
to
represent my resume to the client ____________Alliant Energy for
position 1788 @ WI. I further
confirm that I have not been submitted through any other vendor for
this
position.

Name:
Date:

waiting for your response....

Looking forward to work with you closely,

Thanks & regards,

Matt,
NETPRO LOGIC INC
Bensenville, IL
matt(a)netprologic.com
www.netprologic.com
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