Principal Site Reliability Engineer - Oracle Health (US REMOTE)

Principal Site Reliability Engineer – Oracle Health US
Strengthen the Reliability of Technology That Powers Healthcare

Oracle Health is advancing healthcare through reliable, scalable technology that healthcare organizations depend on every day. We are seeking a Site Reliability Engineer to join our team supporting services and infrastructure for a diverse group of customers in a multi-tenant environment. Our team works together to keep services healthy, respond to complex incidents, and turn operational insights into lasting improvements.

This is a hands-on engineering role focused on troubleshooting, automation, and service reliability. You will investigate issues across interconnected services, participate in on-call support, and build tools that improve monitoring, accelerate recovery, and prevent recurring incidents. You will also explore AI-powered automation and AIOps to help the team anticipate issues and strengthen operations.

We are looking for engineers who thrive in complex technical environments, bring strong problem-solving skills, and take ownership from incident response through root cause analysis and prevention. If you enjoy collaborating across teams and using Python, Java, SQL, shell scripting, Kubernetes, databases, and public cloud technologies to solve meaningful challenges, join us in supporting the technology behind healthcare.

Leverages advanced knowledge to perform incident triage, response, root cause analysis. Identifies and recommends opportunities for automation and develop automation. Communicates comprehensive information about services and proactively anticipates and articulates the potential impact of changes. Provides comprehensive support for technology and documents incidents. Conducts experiments with AI based tools like codex and others and develops and maintains advanced knowledge of AIOps trends.

This is a full time remote role working for Oracle in the US. This position does not offer sponsorship and candidates must be US Citizens for consideration

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