Cloud infrastructure, AI database, and enterprise applications provider
Oracle sells cloud infrastructure (OCI), an AI-enabled database, and enterprise applications to organizations worldwide. Hiring skews heavily toward senior and principal engineering and ops talent, and job posts center on hardware reliability, GPU/HPC cluster buildouts, and automated provisioning, a sign the near-term push is physical AI capacity on OCI rather than application features. GitOps adoption points to infrastructure-as-code maturing across that buildout.
Notable leadership hires: Data Automation Director, Director of Operations
Oracle is a public company founded in 1977 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, with more than 10,000 employees. It offers Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, the Oracle AI Database with in-database machine learning and vector search, an AI data platform for building and governing agents, and enterprise applications with embedded AI. OCI supports public, multicloud, hybrid, sovereign, and on-premises deployments. Its engineering stack spans Java, C++, Go, Python, PL/SQL, WebLogic, and Kubernetes, and it hires across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.
Oracle's stack includes OCI, Java, C++, C#, Go, Python, PL/SQL, Spring Boot, WebLogic, Kubernetes, JUnit, SonarQube, Jira, and Perforce, plus low-level tech like NVMe, DPDK, and iLO.
Job posts point to AI/ML infrastructure automation, automated cluster provisioning, and designing and deploying large-scale HPC and GPU infrastructure on OCI, alongside an AI-enabled automation platform.
Oracle hires in the United States, India, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, the UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Sweden, Romania, Greece, Israel, UAE, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, and Australia.
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