Principal Electrical Engineer

Oracle Corporation; Burlington (MA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle in Burlington, MA is seeking a Senior Power Engineer to design and support power solutions for Oracle's server architectures. You will contribute across the full product lifecycle from concept to production and sustaining engineering.

The role emphasizes analog and digital power control, schematic capture, component selection, and validation. Collaboration with hardware and software teams will ensure designs meet performance, efficiency, and reliability standards and align with industry

Qualifications

• Extensive experience in power electronics and power-control systems.
• Proficient in schematic capture and FPGA design where applicable.
• Experience with BOMs, testing plans, and reliability qualification.

Responsibilities

• Design and integrate analog/digital power subsystems.
• Select components, perform qualification, and validate designs.
• Prepare specs, test plans, reports, and maintain production support.

Skills

Power electronics

Analog power control

Digital power control

FPGA design

Schematic capture

Tools

Altium

SPICE

Job description

Oracle is seeking a Senior Power Engineer to join the team that designs and supports power solutions for its server architectures. The role spans the full product lifecycle, from concept and prototyping through qualification, production, and sustaining engineering. Key products include AC/DC power supplies, battery backup units (BBUs), BBU shelves, and rack-mounted power distribution units (PDUs), with particular emphasis on ORv3-based systems.

The engineer will design and integrate electrical subsystems that meet functional, performance, efficiency, security, and reliability requirements. Responsibilities include component selection and qualification, schematic capture, FPGA design where applicable, and the testing and validation of analog and digital power-control systems. The role also involves developing specifications, test plans, test reports, signal integrity constraints, and bills of materials; investigating product issues; and working across engineering teams to bring designs into production and support them over time.

The successful candidate will bring deep experience in power electronics, strong knowledge of analog and digital power control, clear technical communication skills, and familiarity with relevant industry standards, tools, and design practices.

The role will be based in Burlington Massachusetts and is not a remote position.