Senior Network Reliability Engineer

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is seeking a Senior Network Reliability Engineer to join their Network Availability team. This role combines traditional network engineering with modern DevOps practices, focusing on enhancing the reliability of Oracle's global cloud network infrastructure. The position involves working with cutting-edge cloud technology while supporting hundreds of thousands of network devices and millions of servers across OCI's global footprint.

As an NRE, you'll be responsible for applying engineering principles to measure and automate network reliability, aligning with service-level objectives and agreements. You'll be part of a dynamic team that responds to network disruptions, performs root cause analysis, and implements automation to streamline operations. The role offers the opportunity to work with enterprise-scale infrastructure, including dedicated backbone infrastructure, CLoS Network, and Internet connectivity.

Oracle provides a dynamic and flexible workplace environment where you'll have autonomy and support to do your best work. The company values diversity, equity, and inclusion, operating with integrity while building the future of cloud for enterprises. You'll be part of a team that combines the speed and attitude of a startup with the scale and customer-focus of the world's leading enterprise software company.

The position requires expertise in network engineering, automation, and modern DevOps practices. You'll need strong knowledge of various networking protocols and services, along with programming skills (preferably Python). The role includes participating in an on-call rotation and requires excellent problem-solving and communication skills.

This is an IC3 (Individual Contributor) level position, offering competitive benefits and the opportunity to work on challenging problems at a global scale. While visa/work permit sponsorship is not available, the role provides excellent career growth opportunities within Oracle's cloud infrastructure division.