Quality Program Manager – Global Hardware Supply Chain

Ll Oefentherapie; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle is seeking an experienced Quality Program Manager to lead the Global Stop Ship and Purge program across our hardware supply chain. This role oversees containment, investigation, remediation, and recovery of critical quality issues with end-to-end leadership from issue identification through closure.

The ideal candidate will bring deep quality program-management experience within a manufacturing or complex hardware environment and lead urgent cross-functional initiatives involving

Responsibilities

• Lead the Stop Ship and Purge program across the hardware supply chain.
• Coordinate containment, investigation, remediation, and recovery for quality issues.
• Ensure traceability, audit readiness, and minimal impact to customers and data centers.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including manufacturing, suppliers, engineering, logistics, and field services.

Job description

Oracle is seeking an experienced Quality Program Manager to lead the Global Stop Ship and Purge program across our hardware supply chain.

The Stop Ship and Purge program is Oracle’s global emergency-response system for managing critical hardware quality issues. When a potential quality concern is identified, this role leads the structured process for containing affected products, stopping movement through the supply chain, coordinating investigation and remediation, and safely restoring operations once the issue has been resolved.

This highly visible role provides end-to-end program leadership, from initial issue identification through containment, root-cause analysis, corrective action, recovery, and closure. The Quality Program Manager will ensure every quality event follows a consistent framework, maintains complete traceability, meets audit requirements, and minimizes potential impact to Oracle’s customers, field operations, and OCI data centers.

The ideal candidate brings deep quality program-management experience within a manufacturing or complex hardware supply-chain environment. Success requires the ability to lead urgent, cross-functional programs involving external manufacturers, suppliers, product teams, engineering, field services, logistics, and data-center operations.