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ADMINISTRATEUR–RICE BASE–FINANCE, et RH
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Tchad
CDI
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[
] La Commercial Bank Tchad (CBT) recrute un ingénieur exploitation et production / administrateur de base de données. Minimum 3 ans d'expérience en développement logiciel.
[MISSIONS]
- Exploitation et production des systèmes IT
- Administration et optimisation des bases Oracle
- Automatisation des traitements périodiques des TFJ
- Contribution aux projets BI et IA
[PROFIL]
- Diplôme d'ingénieur en informatique / génie logiciel ou domaine connexe
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