$114,600 - 234,600 yearly
The Enterprise Technical Subject Matter Expert (SME) – Electrical Systems is responsible for developing, standardizing, and delivering enterprise-level technical training for Data Center Critical Facilities Engineering (DCFE) personnel across Oracle’s global data center portfolio. As a member of the DCFE Training Center of Excellence, this role serves as the technical authority for electrical infrastructure training and partners closely with Instructional Designers to develop curriculum, qualification standards, and learning solutions.
This position is centrally based in Nashville and requires frequent travel to Oracle data center campuses to support instructor-led training, operational readiness, commissioning activities, and workforce development initiatives.
Serve as the enterprise training authority for critical electrical systems.
Establish and maintain enterprise electrical training standards and qualification requirements.
Partner with Engineering, Operations, and Commissioning teams to ensure training reflects current technologies, equipment, and industry best practices.
Incorporate lessons learned, operational events, and equipment changes into enterprise curriculum.
Deliver instructor-led classroom and field-based training for DCFE personnel.
Conduct hands-on instruction using electrical distribution equipment and operational scenarios.
Facilitate advanced technical workshops for experienced operators and technicians.
Support commissioning, startup, and operational readiness activities for new campuses.
Travel to Oracle data center campuses to deliver scheduled training programs and specialized technical instruction.
Partner with Instructional Designers to create and maintain:
Technical training courses
Qualification pathways
Instructor guides
Student learning materials
Knowledge assessments
Practical performance evaluations
Equipment-specific job aids
Review and validate the technical accuracy of all electrical training content.
Support enterprise workforce capability initiatives related to electrical operations.
Develop standardized qualification criteria for electrical systems and switching activities.
Recommend improvements to training based on technology evolution, operational trends, and business needs.
Identify enterprise knowledge gaps and recommend training solutions.
Evaluate training effectiveness through learner performance, operational feedback, and qualification metrics.
Maintain current knowledge of electrical distribution technologies, OEM updates, codes, and industry best practices.
This role provides subject matter expertise for systems including, but not limited to:
Utility service entrance equipment
Medium Voltage (MV) distribution systems
Low Voltage (LV) distribution systems
Switchgear and switchboards
Power transformers
Protective relays and coordination
Busway systems
Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS)
Static Transfer Switches (STS)
Power Distribution Units (PDUs)
Remote Power Panels (RPPs)
Electrical one-line diagrams
Grounding and bonding systems
Electrical system monitoring
Electrical switching procedures
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) as it applies to electrical operations
Preventive and predictive maintenance practices
Electrical troubleshooting and fault response
Extensive experience operating and maintaining mission-critical electrical infrastructure in hyperscale, enterprise, utility, or industrial environments.
Demonstrated expertise in medium- and low-voltage electrical distribution systems supporting critical facilities.
Experience performing or overseeing electrical switching operations in mission-critical environments.
Experience developing or delivering technical training for adult learners.
Strong presentation, facilitation, and communication skills.
Ability to translate complex electrical concepts into practical, operational training.
Willingness and ability to travel frequently to Oracle data center campuses.
Experience in hyperscale data center operations.
Experience supporting commissioning and startup of electrical infrastructure.
Knowledge of electrical protection systems and power quality.
Experience developing technical curriculum or qualification programs.
Professional certifications or licenses related to electrical systems or critical facilities.
Success in this role is measured by the ability to:
Deliver consistent, high-quality electrical systems training across all campuses.
Maintain standardized enterprise curriculum and qualification materials.
Improve workforce proficiency in electrical operations and switching practices.
Support successful commissioning and operational readiness activities.
Increase consistency in electrical systems knowledge across the data center portfolio.
Continuously improve training content based on operational events, lessons learned, and evolving technologies.
Career Level - IC5
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