At Oracle, we power transformative technologies for organizations worldwide. We seek a seasoned Principal Program Manager to lead regulatory compliance in U.S. government spaces, expanding these practices across Oracle.
Your Role:
- Lead a team executing NIST 800-53 Rev 5 compliance in U.S. government environments.
- Oversee continuous monitoring, patch mitigation, and vulnerability adjudication.
- Strategically expand compliance operations across Oracle.
- Brief and communicate effectively with Oracle stakeholders and U.S. government clients.
What You’ll Bring:
- 5–8 years of leadership, team-building, and strategic planning experience.
- Expertise in NIST 800-53 Rev 5.
- Understanding of GRC tools such as Xacta and eMASS.
- A willingness to maximize the use of AI to enhance compliance efforts.
- Strong communication skills to engage both executives and government clients.
Join Oracle and help shape the future of secure, compliant operations. Apply today!
Internal Responsibilities
The individual will generate action plans and milestones, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the risk environment and communicating it clearly to customers and stakeholders to guide corrections. They’ll coordinate with InfoSec system managers, deliver timely reports to meet SLAs, drive continuous monitoring improvements, and guide service teams on compliance. They’ll leverage a technical understanding of cloud environments and aim to implement automation across FedRAMP and other government ecosystems.
External Responsibilities
The individual will generate action plans and milestones, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the risk environment and communicating it clearly to customers and stakeholders to guide corrections. They’ll coordinate with InfoSec system managers, deliver timely reports to meet SLAs, drive continuous monitoring improvements, and guide service teams on compliance. They’ll leverage a technical understanding of cloud environments and aim to implement automation across FedRAMP and other government ecosystems.