Peoplesoft Admin

About this role

Peoplesoft Admin

+5 YOE
Remote

This position doesn’t require to have Database Administrator expertise; basic knowledge of database administration skills will also acceptable.

• Project migrations using STAT tool.

• Work with Jira or similar ticketing tools for issue tracking and resolution.

• Calpine uses Azure SSO for login authentication. Basic know of Azure cloud will be added advantage

Below is the updated information for you, hope this helps –

• Current PeopleTools version: PT 8.59

Below is the lightened-up PS Administrator skills required to support

• Provide L1, L2, and L3 support for PeopleSoft applications, including incident and ticket resolution.

• Handle maintenance and support activities, including applying Oracle certificates, PeopleSoft (PS) and CPU patch updates.

• Administer and troubleshoot:

• Application Servers

• Process Schedulers

• Web Server Domains

• Configure and manage Elasticsearch, including troubleshooting and root cause analysis.

• Use Change Assistant (CA) for applying Oracle delivered bug fixes

• Perform performance tuning of application, web, and process scheduler servers.

• Conduct PeopleSoft debugging, tracing, and troubleshooting

• Support Oracle database backup management and assist with performance tuning.

• Manage and support:

• Integration Broker

• Single Sign-On (SSO)

• Configuring & Troubleshooting Integration Broker

• Setup and configure clustering, load balancing and failover for the PeopleSoft servers

• PS Environment refresh including File servers and recreation of App/Web/Process Scheduler domains

• Work with the technical team on Impact analysis when patches/packages are applied

• work with the technical team on development issues requiring Apps DBA/People Tools Metadata knowledge

• Perform health checks on daily/weekly/monthly basis and ensure good health of the instances

• Generate security access reports on various environments

• Create and maintain environment catalog and other relevant documentations

Originally posted on Himalayas