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6. MS-SQL Developers (JOB ID - TKL 01425)
Job Summary
Taksheel need of a SQL Developer specializing in all facets of database design,
manipulation, management and administration. The ideal individual will need to
be highly skilled in SQL Server 2000/2005 (stored procedures, triggers, views,
indexing, select statements, tuning and performance optimization). The ability
to integrate DTS Packages into the development schema. Monitor scheduled data
transfer processes; implement data access and table maintenance codes; resolve
database performance issues, database capacity issues, replication, and other
distributed data issues.
Essential Responsibilities:
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You have deep expertise with development using
Microsoft SQL Server. You know how to use triggers and indices and foreign keys
and inner joins and stored procedures.
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You will be responsible for the working on
development projects, including the backend database development and the front
end user interface design and implementation using ASP, HTML, JavaScript, SQL
Server and MS Access.
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you will be responsible for designing,
developing, implementing & administering this huge SQL server environment.
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You will deliver new technical solutions from
design to live implementation, developing in-depth knowledge & systems
expertise required for their database environment monitoring of Quality Control
and QA processes and procedures specific to project requirements.
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You will also be responsible for database
configuration & implementation using appropriate control processes as well
as tables, indices, stored procedures, DTS packages & being accountable for
the performance, reliability & availability of the website.
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Qualifications -- Education and/or Experience:
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Bachelor�s degree in Computer
Programming, MIS, or related field.
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4+ years developing with
Transact-SQL in a Microsoft SQL Server environment.
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Minimum of 2-4 years of programming
experience in ASP required Strong database skills, 2-4 years writing
functions/packages/triggers in Oracle PL/SQL or SQL Server T-SQL, Oracle PL/SQL
preferred.
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