Principal Platform Software Engineer, OCI Planning & Capacity
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What you'll do
- Develop the platforms, services, workflows, and operational tooling that enable Oracle to plan, source, deploy, and manage capacity across its global cloud infrastructure footprint.
- Design and develop scalable cloud services and distributed systems that power infrastructure planning, capacity forecasting, deployment readiness, sourcing operations, and operational decision-making at global scale.
What they're looking for
- Strong software engineering fundamentals
- Experience building cloud-native applications
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Full description from employer
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is seeking a highly motivated Software Developer 4 to join the Infrastructure Planning and Capacity Management organization. This team develops the platforms, services, workflows, and operational tooling that enable Oracle to plan, source, deploy, and manage capacity across its global cloud infrastructure footprint.
Our systems support critical business and engineering processes that influence billions of dollars in infrastructure investments and help drive Oracle's worldwide data center expansion. We build cloud-native services, workflow platforms, data pipelines, and analytics solutions used by engineering, operations, supply chain, finance, and executive leadership teams across OCI.
As a member of this team, you will design and develop scalable cloud services and distributed systems that power infrastructure planning, capacity forecasting, deployment readiness, sourcing operations, and operational decision-making at global scale.
The ideal candidate has strong software engineering fundamentals, experience building cloud-native applications, and a passion for solving complex operational challenges through automation, data, and scalable platform development.
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