Principal Data Center Design Electrical Engineer
Oracle — Enterprise database and cloud
About the role
Summary
In response to increased concurrent projects for the design and delivery of our datacenters, Oracle is recruiting a Principal Data Center Design Electrical Engineer. The role is a senior datacenter design lead engineer with an electrical background, charged with the direct interface between Oracle and our datacenter partners in the Electrical design field. The role is responsible for all design decisions related to assigned datacenter projects: site selection, new construction, phased expansion, retrofits and upgrades and acquisition conversions.
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- First seen by JobLarper — Aug 6, 2026, 2 days ago. Still inside the window where applications get read by a human rather than a pile.
- Oracle is hiring actively — 175 open roles indexed.
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