PeopleSoft Admin

Job Description

A PeopleSoft Administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining the PeopleSoft environment within an organization. Their role involves ensuring the smooth functioning of PeopleSoft applications and databases, as well as providing support to users and resolving any technical issues that arise. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the job description for a PeopleSoft Administrator:

System Administration:
Install, configure, and maintain PeopleSoft application servers, web servers, process schedulers, and other components of the PeopleSoft infrastructure.
Monitor system performance and troubleshoot issues to ensure optimal performance and availability.
Implement patches, updates, and upgrades to the PeopleSoft environment as needed.
Configure security settings and permissions within PeopleSoft to ensure data integrity and protect against unauthorized access.
Database Administration:
Manage and maintain PeopleSoft databases, including database creation, configuration, tuning, and backup/recovery procedures.
Monitor database performance and optimize SQL queries and database configurations for improved efficiency.
Implement data retention policies and ensure data integrity and security within the PeopleSoft databases.
User Support:
Provide technical support to users experiencing issues with PeopleSoft applications or databases.
Assist users with troubleshooting and resolving issues related to application functionality, performance, or data integrity.
Provide training and documentation to users on how to use PeopleSoft applications effectively.
System Integration:
Collaborate with other IT teams to integrate PeopleSoft with other systems and applications within the organization.
Configure and maintain integration points between PeopleSoft and external systems, ensuring data consistency and integrity across platforms.
Automation and Scripting:
Develop and maintain scripts and automation tools to streamline administrative tasks and improve efficiency in managing the PeopleSoft environment.
Automate routine maintenance tasks, such as database backups, patching, and performance monitoring.
Documentation and Reporting:
Maintain comprehensive documentation of system configurations, procedures, and troubleshooting steps.
Generate regular reports on system performance, usage statistics, and security compliance for management review.
Stay Updated on Industry Trends:
Keep abreast of new technologies, trends, and best practices in PeopleSoft administration and enterprise software management.
Evaluate and recommend improvements to the PeopleSoft environment to enhance performance, security, and usability.