Principal Product Manager, OCI Product Release

Oracle

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Work type: On-site
Location: Seattle, WANashville, TN
Salary: $84,400–$209,500 / yr
Posted: 13 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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TL;DR · Principal Product Manager, OCI Product Release

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The Principal Product Manager (OCI Product Release) joins the Oracle Product Release team to transform complex release journeys into an integrated, AI-assisted product experience. This role involves owning the product strategy, roadmap, and delivery for capabilities that simplify release execution and accelerate time to market. You will lead product discovery, translate complex requirements into usable capabilities like shared product definitions and dependency visibility, and partner with engineering and design on architecture tradeoffs. Key responsibilities include defining AI-specific control requirements, including data protection and human oversight, while managing workflow automation and enterprise integrations. You must demonstrate technical fluency in software architecture, data flows, and the software development lifecycle. The role solves the business problem of streamlining the end-to-end release process through reusable AI skills and automated workflows.

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Skills

AI Product Lifecycle Management Workflow Automation APIs Enterprise Integrations Software Architecture Data Flows AI Governance Product Roadmapping Product Strategy

What you'll do

Own the product vision and roadmap for the Product Release platform.
Translate the product vision into prioritized capabilities and clear technical requirements.
Lead product discovery sessions to identify customer needs and workflow bottlenecks.
Define AI-specific control requirements including data protection, traceability, and human oversight.
Convert complex release requirements into usable features like shared definitions and readiness evidence.
Partner with engineering and design on architecture tradeoffs and technical feasibility.
Define and measure product outcomes such as release time and adoption rates.
Present the product roadmap and strategy to executive stakeholders and users.

What we're looking for

6 to 10+ years of relevant product management experience with enterprise software, platforms, or technically complex products.
Proven experience owning products from discovery and strategy through requirements, delivery, launch, and ongoing improvement.
Strong technical fluency across enterprise integrations, data flows, software architecture, and the software development lifecycle.
Experience defining and implementing controls for AI-enabled products, including risk assessment, data protection, and human oversight.
Practical experience building or delivering AI-enabled products, including understanding model limitations and evaluation methods.
Ability to understand complex workflows end to end and translate them into coherent product experiences and delivery plans.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, executive presence, and the ability to explain technical and product tradeoffs clearly.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in a related field.

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