Application Support Engineer – Utilities (E&U)

Position: Application Developer - Rdbms / PL/SQL Developer Duration: 12+ Months Location: Dallas, TX JD: We are looking for a skilled Application Support Analyst. with experience in the Utilities domain to support mission-critical systems such as ADMS, OMS, CIS, and Work Management platforms. This role requires strong SQL/PLSQL expertise, excellent debugging skills, and the ability to handle production incidents in a high-availability, 24x7 environment supporting grid and customer operations. Re

We are seeking a PL/SQL Database Support Engineer to provide production support for Oracle-based applications. The ideal candidate will have strong SQL and PL/SQL expertise, experience troubleshooting production issues, and the ability to analyze logs, debug problems, and support mission-critical systems. This is an onsite role. ResponsibilitiesProvide production support for Oracle database applications. Troubleshoot application and database issues using SQL, PL/SQL, and log analysis.Investigate

Job Description 5 years of strong production support (L1/L2) experience. Working Knowledge in Java, Unix, Azure (Kubernetes and Dockers) & SQL. Take ownership of user problems and be proactive when dealing with user issues. Monitor all s and report any issue that may significantly impact the business. Monitoring, analysing, troubleshooting problems, providing code fixes and testing. Issue and query resolution. Willing to work in 24x7 shifts on rotational basis. Create/develop/utilize application

Job Description Company Description: Hunt Oil Company is a privately held exploration and production company continuously conducting worldwide petroleum operations as one of the world's leading independent energy companies. The Company mission is to be a growth-oriented industry leader respected for the quality and competency of its people, the efficiency and scope of its operations, and its rich heritage of honesty and integrity. We are currently seeking a Reservoir Engineering Technician II