Senior Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

neshent technologiesScottsdale (AZ)

Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

We are seeking a Senior OCI Engineer to design, build, and govern enterprise Oracle Cloud environments. The role will lead OCI Landing Zone implementation, cloud governance, security architecture, automation, and technical standards. Roles and Responsibilities Design and implement OCI Landing Zones. Define tenancy, compartment, governance, and security strategies. Design OCI networking, IAM, security, and connectivity architecture. Develop reusable Terraform modules and enterprise IaC standards. Implement GitOps and CI/CD automation. Drive cloud security, compliance, Zero Trust, observability, resilience, and cost optimization. Lead architecture reviews and mentor engineering teams. Establish reusable architecture patterns and secure self-service cloud capabilities. Serve as a technical authority for enterprise OCI platforms. Required Skills & Experience 7–10 years of infrastructure/cloud engineering experience. 4–6 years of enterprise OCI architecture and engineering experience. Proven experience implementing OCI Landing Zones. Strong expertise in: OCI Compute OCI Networking OCI IAM OCI Storage OCI FastConnect OCI Cloud Guard OCI Vault Strong Terraform/IaC, GitOps, and CI/CD experience. Knowledge of Zero Trust, cloud governance, security, and compliance. Proven technical leadership and architecture experience. Required Skills Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) OCI Landing Zone Terraform OCI Networking OCI IAM OCI Security Cloud Governance

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