Senior Site Reliability Engineer | Oracle Health
Join the Oracle Health Team!
At Oracle, we’re pioneering a new chapter in healthcare technology with Oracle Health Applications & Infrastructure. Our team is creating a cutting-edge platform to modernize healthcare through automation and reliability. This is your chance to be part of an entrepreneurial, fast-paced environment where your contributions will directly impact our success.
As a Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at Oracle Health, you will tackle exciting technical challenges and have the opportunity to influence the future of healthcare infrastructure. You'll work on key Oracle Health Core Platform products, focusing on building reliable, scalable, and secure systems in the cloud (OCI).
What You'll Do:
Own and Manage Services: Take full responsibility for the services you work on—understanding every aspect of their behavior and performance. Collaborate with developers to ensure these services are mission-critical, secure, and scalable. Collaborate on Service Design: Partner with development teams to improve service architecture. Your input will guide the evolution of Oracle Health products, ensuring top-tier performance and reliability. Ensure Operational Excellence: Dive deep into service performance, troubleshooting, and optimizing systems. From security patches to performance tuning, you'll ensure our services run smoothly and securely. Champion Automation: Embrace automation to eliminate manual work and reduce technical debt. Automation should be second nature to you. Prevent Issues Before They Happen: Once an issue is fixed, you’ll focus on preventing it from happening again, ensuring faster resolutions in the future. Be the Go-To Expert: As the service owner, you'll be the expert when complex issues arise. Your deep understanding of our systems and their dependencies will make you the go-to person for troubleshooting. Drive Curiosity and Innovation: Be a curious engineer who loves to understand and improve the technologies powering our services.