Bradley Smith

Client Delivery lead - Oracle

Brad Smith is a seasoned Client Delivery Lead at Blue Crystal Solutions, boasting over 30 years of expertise in Oracle database management. Throughout his career, Brad has accumulated a diverse skill set, including proficiency in infrastructure design, Oracle RAC implementation, and database performance tuning. His extensive experience encompasses disaster recovery planning, database backup strategies, and continuous service improvement initiatives. Brad’s leadership capabilities shine through his adeptness at mentoring teams and delivering exceptional solutions to clients across various industries. With a steadfast commitment to innovation and excellence, Brad remains at the forefront of cloud, application, and database management, making him a fundemental professional in the Oracle technology landscape for Blue Crystal Solutions.

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Professional Credentials

Specialises in:

  • Oracle database management.
  • Infrastructure design, Oracle RAC implementation, and database performance tuning.
  • leadership capabilities.

Certifications:

  • Manage People Effectively, Australian Institute of Management: Issued: Sep 2023

  • Mini MBA, Australian Institute of Management: Issued: Feb 2023

  • Oracle Certified Professional 8i, Oracle

Professional Experience

  • Client Delivery Lead – Oracle, Blue Crystal Solutions, Oct 2021 – Present
  • Oracle Database Administrator, Blue Crystal Solutions, Oct 2014 – Oct 2021
  • Senior Oracle Database Administrator, Telstra, Jul 2012 – Jun 2014
  • Oracle DBA Team Leader, Sensis, Apr 2009 – Jun 2012
  • Senior Oracle Database Administrator, Various Roles, Jun 2006 – Mar 2009
  • Oracle Database Administrator, Various Roles, Jun 2003 – May 2006
  • Service Support Specialist – DBA, Various Roles, May 2002 – May 2003
  • Oracle Database Administrator, Fairfax Digital, Feb 2000 – Apr 2002
  • Analyst Programmer / Oracle DBA, Citysearch Australia, Dec 1997 – Jan 2000
  • Analyst Programmer, Big Colour Pages / Business Marketing Australia, Nov 1995 – Nov 1997
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