Principal Program Manager, Central Programs - Infrastructure Sourcing & Planning

Oracle

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Work type: On-site
Location: Nashville, TN
Salary: $90,100–$209,500 / yr
Posted: 11 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live 2 days ago
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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Below market

How this pay compares to similar roles

Similar $189k

This role $150k

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This role pays less than 86% of similar roles. Most pay $160,662–$216,937 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $150k versus about $189k for comparable roles.

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TL;DR · Principal Program Manager, Central Programs - Infrastructure Sourcing & Planning

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Principal Program Manager, Central Programs - Infrastructure Sourcing & Planning joins the OCI Infrastructure Sourcing & Planning team to lead critical, complex infrastructure programs involving site selection, network connectivity, energy, and business operations. This role involves bringing structure to ambiguous work by aligning technical and business stakeholders while driving execution from early planning through delivery. The individual will develop integrated plans, manage dependencies, and establish operating mechanisms for risk management and executive reporting. Key responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional actions across engineering, capacity planning, sourcing, finance, and legal teams to ensure site readiness and power availability. The role requires expertise in technical program management, infrastructure planning, and data-driven decision making. Candidates must possess strong communication skills to translate business objectives into actionable plans while navigating the complexities of cloud infrastructure, data centers, and large-scale utility requirements.

What does a Program Manager earn?

Median $172750 from 93 postings across 23 companies.

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Skills

Cloud Infrastructure Data Centers Network Connectivity Capacity Planning Risk Management Dashboards Infrastructure Planning Sourcing Site Selection Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

What you'll do

Lead end-to-end infrastructure programs covering site selection, network connectivity, energy, and business operations.
Develop integrated plans, milestone maps, and operating cadences for complex multi-workstream initiatives.
Partner with engineering, capacity planning, sourcing, finance, and legal teams to ensure project feasibility and delivery.
Drive structured decision-making by identifying trade-offs, risks, and clear paths forward for stakeholders.
Establish mechanisms for status reporting, risk management, issue escalation, and executive reviews.
Coordinate cross-functional actions to unlock site readiness, network delivery, and power availability.
Use data insights to improve forecasting, prioritization, and resource allocation across the portfolio.
Communicate program status and progress directly to executive leadership.

What we're looking for

This position requires a security clearance.
8+ years of relevant experience in technical program management, infrastructure planning, operations, sourcing, or related fields.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Business, or a related discipline (equivalent experience considered).
Proven ability to lead complex, cross-functional programs with multiple dependencies and stakeholders.
Outstanding written, verbal, and presentation communication skills for executive and technical audiences.
Experience with cloud infrastructure, data centers, network connectivity, energy, real estate, or large-scale business operations (preferred).
Strong analytical skills and experience using data to support decisions, capacity planning, or business planning (preferred).
Experience in negotiation, influence, stakeholder management, or mentoring junior PMs (preferred).

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