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Oracle

Principal Platform Software Engineer

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Description

Leads platform projects crossing multiple teams, evolving runtimes or middleware patterns for interoperability and multi-tenant scale. Diagnoses and resolves complex cross-service issues; enforces versioning, compatibility, and safe rollout practices. Drives observability standards, capacity planning, and resilience patterns across several workloads. Produces migration guides and adoption playbooks that raise ecosystem consistency and developer experience.

Key Responsibilities

  • AI skills are a primary requirement. Should actively use AI tools like Copilot, Claude Code or Codex for development, testing, debugging and code reviews.

  • Experience building conversational interfaces and AI-driven user experiences.

  • Typically 6+ years of software engineering experience, with demonstrated ownership of complex features or services.

  • Strong full stack development experience using React/TypeScript and Java, Python or equivalent backend technologies.

  • Hands-on experience delivering AI-powered features, supported by concrete examples and measurable outcomes.

  • Strong understanding of APIs, relational databases, distributed systems, cloud platforms and automated testing.

  • Experience diagnosing production issues and improving application performance.

  • Ability to work independently, manage ambiguity and collaborate across teams.

Preferred background
  • Experience at a leading product or technology company, with exposure to engineering at scale and strong development practices.

  • Experience with OCI or another major cloud platform.

  • Healthcare technology experience, including EHR workflows, interoperability or FHIR.

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