Principal Program Manager - GPU Platform & Infrastructure (OCI)
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is building the next generation of AI infrastructure-at global scale. We’re looking for a Principal Program Manager to lead critical GPU platform and datacenter infrastructure programs, partnering across engineering, datacenter operations, supply chain, and external vendors to deliver reliable, scalable GPU capacity for the world’s most demanding AI/ML workloads. In this role, you’ll drive end-to-end execution of complex, cross-functional initiatives-from requirements and planning through delivery and operational readiness-helping OCI expand GPU datacenter capabilities with speed, quality, and predictability.
What You’ll Do
- Own and deliver GPU infrastructure programs spanning datacenter enablement, GPU server provisioning, deployment, configuration, and lifecycle operations.
- Align priorities and execution across multiple teams (engineering, networking, datacenter ops, supply chain, partners/vendors) and keep complex dependencies moving.
- Define program scope, milestones, schedules, and success metrics, with a focus on regular and timely delivery of measurable value.
- Lead program operating rhythms: status reviews, working sessions, executive updates, and decision-making forums; produce clear, concise documentation.
- Manage risks, issues, and trade-offs proactively removing blockers, correcting deviations from plan, and driving resolution with urgency.
- Support supply optimization and demand planning for GPU capacity, improving forecasting, constraints management, and delivery predictability.
- Translate complex technical and operational topics into clear options, trade-offs, and recommendations for stakeholders up to the executive level.
Requirements
- Proven ability to lead ambiguous, high-impact programs in a fast-paced environment with competing priorities.
- Strong program management fundamentals: planning, execution, dependency management, risk management, and stakeholder communication.
- Ability to represent engineering and operational perspectives effectively to partner organizations and leadership.
- Comfortable working across geographies, cultures, and hybrid teams., * Bachelor’s degree in Business Management, Supply Chain Management, Computer Science, or similar (or equivalent experience).
- 7+ years of experience in Supply/Demand Planning, Sourcing, or broader supply chain leadership (preferably in a related industry).
- Demonstrated experience communicating progress, risks, and recommendations to cross-functional and senior leadership audiences.
- Expert-level Excel skills (advanced modeling, pivots, forecasting/scenario analysis).
Preferred Qualifications
- 10+ years of experience in program/project management, product operations, supply chain planning, or related roles.
- Experience supporting large-scale infrastructure or datacenter environments.
- Familiarity with cloud/platform environments such as OCI, AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud (IaaS/PaaS/SaaS), especially where supply planning is tied to capacity delivery.
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