9 days ago
Base Salary
$146k - $306k/yr
Responsibilities
- Mentor engineering teams and lead the architecture of highly scalable, interdependent distributed systems.
- Identify and remove performance and scalability bottlenecks for hyperscale workloads.
- Define scalability requirements with stakeholders and design elastic data-plane platforms.
- Engineer fault-tolerant, in-service-upgradable systems and optimize load-shedding, throttling, and rate-limiting mechanisms.
- Set SLO-aligned durability and availability standards across dependent services.
- Establish KPIs, advanced telemetry, formal verification practices, and replication and synchronization strategies.
- Lead resolution of complex production issues, incident response, root-cause analyses, operational readiness, and SOP standards.
- Architect security controls, drive remediation and compliance, and deliver infrastructure-as-code automation for patching, updates, rollbacks, and other change strategies.
Requirements
- The posting describes a principal-level infrastructure engineering role requiring ownership of scalable distributed systems, resilience, operations, security, and automation.
- The role requires mentoring teams, leading architecture, directing incident response, and setting standards across dependent services.
Benefits
- Competitive benefits include flexible medical, life insurance, and retirement options.
- Employees are encouraged to participate in community volunteer programs.
- Oracle provides accessibility assistance and accommodation during the employment process.
- Oracle is an equal employment opportunity employer.
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About Oracle
Oracle builds database technology, enterprise applications, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for companies and governments. Its business spans cloud subscriptions, software licenses, and support services across ERP, HCM, CX, and industry suites, plus NetSuite. Founded in 1977 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, Oracle is a public company traded on the NYSE and serves global customers migrating and running critical workloads in its cloud.