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Tata Consultancy Services · Bengaluru

Performance Engineer DB2 Oracle Postgres SQL

BengaluruOperations

Last seen on Tata Consultancy Services’s official careers site on August 1, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Location:- Thane/Bangalore/NCR/Indore Required Technical Skill Set:-

  • Strong proficiency in RDBMS and specially its usage in application context
  • Good understanding of system tables of the RDBMS Oracle /postgreSQL/ DB2 (UDB)
  • Hands-on experience with performance friendly queries and related trouble shooting
  • Hand on experience of Performance Tuning of Java Application – processes / threads / memory etc
  • Experience in referring and analyzing database performance logs and recommending solutions
  • Experience in performance friendly design of Database layout
  • Experience in Database Management in Large volume production sites Must Have:- Behavioral
  • Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills
  • Ability to work with cross-functional teams (Product, BA, Ops)
  • Good communication and stakeholder interaction skills Domain Preference Banking / Financial Services (Core Banking, Payments, Digital Banking) Role Description:- High Availability / High Performance Application Design Performance related troubleshooting
  • Optimize application performance Plan and Execute Performance Benchmarks Reviewing customer site Databases for performance related consulting Research in new emerging and evolving database

Qualifications

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

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