Electrical Engineer 2, Hardware Validation

Oracle Corporation; Burlington (MA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle Corporation's Cloud Infrastructure is seeking an Electrical Engineer to support validation, testing, debugging, and integration of electrical hardware used in our cloud platforms. The role emphasizes hands-on lab work and collaborating across hardware design, firmware, software, and diagnostics teams to ensure reliable server hardware.

You will work with high-speed test equipment to evaluate performance, identify issues, and contribute to root-cause investigations, enabling robust

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with electrical validation and lab testing.
• Ability to analyze electrical signals for HW issues.
• Experience collaborating with hardware, firmware, and software teams.

Responsibilities

• Perform validation and testing of electrical hardware used in cloud infrastructure.
• Troubleshoot board-level and high-speed signal integrity issues.
• Develop and maintain hardware test automation routines.
• Participate in root-cause investigations and diagnostics collaboration.

Skills

Electrical validation

Board-level troubleshooting

Signal integrity

Power integrity

Hardware test automation

Root-cause analysis

Tools

High-speed test equipment

Job description

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is seeking an Electrical Engineer to support the validation, testing, debugging, and integration of electrical hardware systems used in our cloud infrastructure platforms.

This role focuses on hands-on electrical validation, board-level troubleshooting, signal and power integrity analysis, and hardware test automation. The engineer will work with high-speed electrical test equipment to evaluate hardware performance, identify electrical issues, and support root-cause investigations.

The position involves close collaboration with hardware design, firmware, software, and diagnostics teams to ensure the performance, reliability, and successful integration of server hardware. The ideal candidate enjoys hands-on lab work, analyzing electrical signals, and solving complex hardware problems.