Senior Supply Chain Engineer

Oracle Corporation; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Oracle is seeking a Senior Supply Chain Engineer to serve as a Factory Quality Engineer supporting OCI hardware platforms, including AI infrastructure and advanced compute GPUs. You will be part of the quality organization handling IQC, OQC, OBA, and reliability metrics to protect manufacturing delivery and field performance.

You will collaborate with Oracle’s Texas-based manufacturing partners to understand factory issues, drive containment, and close gaps through RCCA and formal risk

Responsibilities

• IQC, OQC, and OBA oversight across factory quality, with focus on reliability metrics and operational health.
• Collaborate with Texas-based manufacturing partners to understand, contain, and drive factory issues to closure.
• Support OK-to-Ramp and OK-to-Ship decisions using RCCA discipline and risk assessment.

Job description

Oracle is seeking a Senior Supply Chain Engineer to serve as a Factory Quality Engineer supporting Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) hardware platforms.

This role supports factory quality execution for complex AI infrastructure, server, and rack-level products from New Product Introduction (NPI) through production ramp and sustaining shipment, with a primary focus on cutting-edge AI hardware ramps, including GPU and advanced compute platforms.

The Factory Quality Engineer will be part of the Quality organization responsible for Incoming Quality Control (IQC), Outgoing Quality Control (OQC), Outgoing Box Audit (OBA), factory quality, field quality, reliability, and operational health metrics.

This role will work directly with Oracle’s Texas-based manufacturing partners to ensure factory issues are understood, contained, and driven to closure.

The engineer will help protect manufacturing delivery, incoming and outgoing quality, and field reliability by using yield data, test coverage, OBA findings, Root Cause and Corrective Action (RCCA) discipline, and risk assessment to support OK-to-Ramp and OK-to-Ship decisions.