Oracle is seeking a Principal Performance Engineer to join their Cloud Storage team, focusing on optimizing and evaluating storage service performance. This role combines deep technical expertise in storage systems with performance engineering, requiring 10+ years of experience in the field.
The position involves working with cutting-edge cloud storage technologies, where you'll be responsible for designing and executing comprehensive benchmarks to evaluate storage services performance. You'll be analyzing complex systems, identifying bottlenecks, and driving improvements in storage performance metrics.
As a Principal Engineer, you'll collaborate with cross-functional teams, providing technical leadership and mentoring while working on critical storage infrastructure. The role requires expertise in distributed systems, storage protocols, and performance analysis tools, along with strong programming skills in languages like Python, Go, or Java.
Oracle offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $96,800 to $223,400, along with comprehensive benefits including medical insurance, 401(k) matching, flexible vacation, and stock purchase plans. The position is available in multiple tech hubs including Santa Clara, Seattle, and Burlington, offering opportunities to work with world-class engineering teams.
This role is perfect for someone who combines deep technical knowledge of storage systems with performance engineering expertise, and who enjoys solving complex technical challenges in a cloud infrastructure environment. You'll be working at the forefront of cloud storage technology, helping to shape the future of Oracle's storage solutions while having significant impact on product performance and reliability.
The ideal candidate will have extensive experience with storage systems, benchmarking tools, and performance optimization, along with the ability to lead technical initiatives and collaborate effectively across teams. This role offers excellent growth opportunities within Oracle's cloud infrastructure organization, working on systems that serve thousands of enterprise customers worldwide.