Principal Program Manager

Oracle

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Work type: On-site
Location: Nashville, TN
Salary: $90,100–$209,500 / yr
Posted: 92 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live today
Nearby: 99+ roles within 25 mi

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TL;DR · Principal Program Manager

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The Principal Program Manager joins the OCI Strategic Customer Engineering team to lead large-scale, cross-functional initiatives that drive strategic outcomes across Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. This role involves managing complex programs from inception through execution, balancing technical complexity with operational and business objectives. You will build trusted partnerships across engineering, product management, operations, customer success, and executive leadership to align teams around common goals. Key responsibilities include defining milestones, managing dependencies, mitigating risks, and establishing scalable program management processes. The role requires a deep understanding of cloud technologies, distributed systems, and software development lifecycles, including Agile and Scrum methodologies. You will solve problems related to operational excellence, customer success, and strategic business objectives by translating customer priorities into executable programs within a fast-paced, highly technical environment.

What does a Program Manager earn?

Median $173592 from 118 postings across 23 companies.

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Skills

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Distributed Systems Cloud-Native Architecture Agile Scrum Program Management Governance Roadmap Execution

What you'll do

Lead complex, cross-functional programs from initial planning through execution and final delivery.
Define program goals, milestones, success metrics, and execution plans aligned with organizational priorities.
Coordinate engineering, product management, operations, and customer success teams to deliver high-impact initiatives.
Identify program risks and dependencies while developing proactive mitigation strategies.
Establish scalable program management processes and mechanisms to improve organizational execution.
Break down complex technical initiatives into manageable workstreams with clear ownership and accountability.
Develop repeatable dashboards and reporting processes to improve program visibility and execution.
Translate customer priorities into executable programs that balance technical constraints with business objectives.

What we're looking for

BS degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Systems, or a related technical field.
7+ years of experience in Program Management, Software Engineering, Product Management, or related technical leadership roles.
Experience leading large-scale, cross-functional programs across multiple engineering organizations.
Strong understanding of cloud technologies, distributed systems, and software development lifecycles.
Demonstrated ability to drive execution in complex, fast-moving environments with multiple stakeholders.
Experience developing program plans, tracking execution, managing dependencies, and mitigating risks.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including experience presenting to executive leadership.
MS degree or equivalent experience in Computer Science, Engineering, Business, or a related field (preferred).