Business Analyst & Database Administrator (Delhi)

Role Overview We are looking for a highly organized professional who can manage government-related projects involving extensive documentation, approvals, coordination, and database understanding. The ideal candidate should have strong project management and documentation skills, be comfortable working with government stakeholders, and have hands-on knowledge of SQL/PostgreSQL databases along with basic understanding of Oracle APEX, particularly in the context of an ongoing PostgreSQL to Oracle migration. Candidates with a Business Analyst or Project Management background are welcome to apply. Key Responsibilities Handle end-to-end coordination of government projects, including those involving PostgreSQL to Oracle database migration. Manage project plans, timelines, milestones, approvals, submissions, and follow-ups. Prepare, maintain, and manage project documentation, reports, compliance documents, and approval workflows documentation is a critical part of this role. Coordinate with government departments, clients, vendors, and internal technical teams. Write and troubleshoot SQL queries for data extraction, validation, and reporting. Build and maintain Excel-based trackers, dashboards, and reports for project status and data tracking. Understand project-related database structures and support data-related activities, including data mapping and validation during migration. Assist in Oracle APEX-based application understanding, maintenance coordination, and requirement gathering. Ensure proper documentation of workflows, processes, and technical changes. Participate in client meetings and provide project status updates. Required Skills Strong project management skills, including planning, tracking, and follow-up on multiple workstreams. Excellent documentation and communication skills this is a key part of the role. Hands-on knowledge of SQL and PostgreSQL database concepts. Basic to intermediate understanding of Oracle and Oracle APEX (good to have, given the PostgreSQL to Oracle migration). Good understanding of approval processes and compliance management. Ability to coordinate between technical and non-technical stakeholders. Positive analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines effectively. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field. Experience working in government, PSU, or large-scale enterprise environments. Background in Business Analysis or Project Management is welcome. Familiarity with project management and workflow tracking tools. Prior exposure to database migration projects (PostgreSQL to Oracle) will be an added advantage. Experience Required 2+ years of relevant experience preferred. Employment Type Full-time

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