The Senior Manager, Repair Center Operations is responsible for building and scaling Oracle's centralized repair-center model for next-generation AI infrastructure. This role leads day-to-day repair operations and long-term capacity planning for Compute Tray (CT) repair, CDU validation, leak response, and regional expansion. Working across Development, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Design, Architecture, and Global Product Engineering, the senior manager ensures repair centers are staffed, equipped, and ready to support routine demand as well as surge events while driving improvements in diagnosability, repair velocity, and serviceability.
The role also serves as a key operational leader for the repair organization, translating product and infrastructure requirements into an executable staffing and facility plan. This includes establishing operating rhythms, tracking performance metrics, managing risk, and ensuring the repair network scales with current and future Oracle data center sites.
Internal Responsibilities
Primary Responsibilities
Lead the planning, staffing, and execution of repair-center operations supporting GB200, GB300, and future AI compute platforms.
Own repair-center readiness, including capacity planning, shift coverage, resource allocation, and operational ramp for new sites.
Partner with Design, Architecture, Development, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Global Product Engineering to define repair-center requirements and resolve cross-functional issues.
Oversee repair workflows for Compute Trays, CDU validation, and leak-response activities to ensure safe, timely, and high-quality execution.
Establish and manage operating metrics, reporting, and escalation paths to maintain throughput, quality, and readiness across the repair network.
Drive standardization of repair-center processes, documentation, and best practices across current and future Oracle Repair locations.
Support regional scale-up by aligning permanent repair-center buildouts with demand forecasts, site deployment schedules, and new platform introductions.
Lead hiring, onboarding, development, and performance management for repair-center team members and supporting technical resources.
Core Responsibilities
Set clear priorities, manage competing demands, and ensure repair-center objectives are met on time and at the expected quality level.
Build strong cross-functional partnerships and maintain alignment across engineering, operations, supply chain, and site leadership teams.
Use data, trend analysis, and operational feedback to identify risks, improve repair performance, and recommend process enhancements.
Maintain a culture of accountability, safety, continuous improvement, and technical excellence within the repair organization.
Translate business needs into executable plans for staffing, space, power, tooling, and repair capacity.
Develop scalable operating models that support both steady-state repair work and surge events without disrupting broader deployment goals.
Communicate clearly with senior leadership on site status, risks, dependencies, and required decisions.
External Responsibilities
Primary Responsibilities
Lead the planning, staffing, and execution of repair-center operations supporting GB200, GB300, and future AI compute platforms.
Own repair-center readiness, including capacity planning, shift coverage, resource allocation, and operational ramp for new sites.
Partner with Design, Architecture, Development, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Global Product Engineering to define repair-center requirements and resolve cross-functional issues.
Oversee repair workflows for Compute Trays, CDU validation, and leak-response activities to ensure safe, timely, and high-quality execution.
Establish and manage operating metrics, reporting, and escalation paths to maintain throughput, quality, and readiness across the repair network.
Drive standardization of repair-center processes, documentation, and best practices across current and future Oracle Repair locations.
Support regional scale-up by aligning permanent repair-center buildouts with demand forecasts, site deployment schedules, and new platform introductions.
Lead hiring, onboarding, development, and performance management for repair-center team members and supporting technical resources.
Core Responsibilities
Set clear priorities, manage competing demands, and ensure repair-center objectives are met on time and at the expected quality level.
Build strong cross-functional partnerships and maintain alignment across engineering, operations, supply chain, and site leadership teams.
Use data, trend analysis, and operational feedback to identify risks, improve repair performance, and recommend process enhancements.
Maintain a culture of accountability, safety, continuous improvement, and technical excellence within the repair organization.
Translate business needs into executable plans for staffing, space, power, tooling, and repair capacity.
Develop scalable operating models that support both steady-state repair work and surge events without disrupting broader deployment goals.
Communicate clearly with senior leadership on site status, risks, dependencies, and required decisions.
