Sr. Network Operations Engineer

Oracle is seeking a Senior Network Operations Engineer to join their Global Network Operations Center Team (GNOC). This role is crucial in supporting Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's (OCI) global network operations. The position involves managing and maintaining a large-scale cloud computing environment, focusing on network fabric and systems through a combination of protocol-level networking expertise and programming skills.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for supporting the design, deployment, and operations of OCI's global cloud computing environment. This includes managing hundreds of thousands of network devices supporting millions of servers across a global infrastructure. The role requires hands-on experience with network lifecycle management, including build and upgrade projects, and the ability to develop and execute network changes safely.

Key aspects of the role include incident management, troubleshooting network issues, and coordinating with support teams and vendors. The position requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. The engineer will also contribute to automation efforts, developing scripts for routine tasks and improving operational efficiency.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced network engineer looking to work with cutting-edge cloud infrastructure at a global scale. The role offers the chance to work with a world-class team across the globe while supporting one of the largest cloud providers in the industry. Oracle offers competitive benefits, including medical insurance, retirement options, and programs supporting work-life balance.

The position requires 6+ years of network-related experience, with a strong background in protocols, automation, and enterprise networking equipment. The successful candidate will join a team that operates 24/7 and will participate in rotational shifts, making this an ideal role for someone passionate about network operations and cloud infrastructure.