EOL Asset Recovery & Monetization Strategist

Oracle Corporation; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is seeking a strategic and execution-focused Planner (IC4) to support the EOL Monetization program in Nashville. You will help maximize value recovery from excess or decommissioned hardware while ensuring secure, compliant disposition and risk management.

This role requires strong analytical judgment, supply-chain execution experience, and the ability to coordinate complex work across a global, matrixed organization with internal teams and external recovery partners.

Qualifications

Responsibilities

• Support OCI End-of-Life Monetization program with strategic and execution focus.
• Turn asset, inventory and data into actionable disposition plans for excess and decommissioned hardware.
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams and external partners to ensure secure, compliant disposition, data sanitization, and decommissioning.

Job description

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is seeking a strategic and execution-focused Planner to support OCI’s End-of-Life (EOL) Monetization program. This role will help maximize value recovery from excess, obsolete, and decommissioned hardware while ensuring secure, compliant, and efficient disposition of OCI assets.

Reporting into the Product Lifecycle and EOL Monetization organization, this IC4 role will work across Supply Chain, Data Center Operations, Engineering, Security, Finance, Logistics, Procurement, and external recovery partners. The successful candidate will turn asset, inventory, demand, and recovery data into actionable disposition plans for new/never-used excess parts, data-bearing consumables, and decommissioned rack components.

This individual will support OCI’s phased Hybrid EOL strategy: using qualified external partners for resale, logistics, and recycling while helping build OCI-controlled processes for high-value, high-risk activities such as data sanitization and component decommissioning. The role requires strong analytical judgment, supply-chain execution experience, and the ability to coordinate complex work across a global, matrixed environment.