Responsibilities:Serves as the Oracle 19c database authority for the migration of a legacy U.S. Army enterprise system into Palantir Foundry (Army Vantage), with a focus on migration and transition engineering rather than steady-state database maintenanceExtracts the legacy Oracle 19c database on NIPRNet, producing a consistent point-in-time, integrity-validated snapshot and staging it for load into Palantir FoundryReverse-engineers the highly normalized, time-variant legacy schema and leads source-to-target data mapping of key processes and data objects, including application-dependency mapping across source systems to sequence the migration safelyAnalyzes legacy Oracle ETL jobs and PL/SQL objects to determine what must be refactored versus retired in the move to the Palantir Foundry pipelinePerforms data profiling, cleansing, and source-to-target reconciliation (row- and field-level integrity) to enforce system data-quality and validation rules on migrated dataWorks within the existing Oracle Data Guard replication/sync topology to establish a repeatable extract and incremental sync into Palantir Foundry without disrupting the legacy system during the proof of conceptPartitions, bulk-loads, and performance-tunes specifically for one-time and incremental migration throughputApplies DoD and Army requirements throughout the transition, including STIG-hardened Oracle baselines, RMF, NIPRNet constraints, and proper handling of controlled dataRequirements:Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field (equivalent experience may be considered)10+ years of Oracle database administration experience, including hands-on database migration and data transition projectsAdvanced Oracle 19c expertise, including RMAN, Data Pump, ASM, PL/SQL, and partitioning, with working knowledge of Oracle Data Guard replicationDemonstrated data migration experience: point-in-time extraction, source-to-target mapping, data profiling, reconciliation, and data-quality validationExperience analyzing legacy PL/SQL and Oracle ETL code to drive refactor-or-retire decisionsDoD environment experience: STIG-hardened Oracle baselines, RMF, and NIPRNet constraintsAdminister, test, and implement computer databases, applying knowledge of database management systems. We're looking for people who:Are curious and excited about technologyLike solving problems and figuring things outCan take initiative but also enjoy working with a teamWant to keep learning, growing, and challenging themselvesIf you're someone who's eager to jump in, learn something new, and make an impact-you'll fit right in here.