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Principal Program Manager, Social Impact

Oracle -
Nashville, TN

Job Details

Full-time
14 days ago

Qualifications

Project reporting
Partnership strategy
6 years
Community partnership development strategy
Project documentation
Funder relationship management
Presentations for conferences or internal meetings
AI tools proficiency
Project communication management
Analysis skills
Bachelor's degree
Grant project management
Project execution
Networking through strategic partnership building
Management reporting
Managing projects
Implementation of strategic initiatives
Senior level
Strategic partnerships
Cross-functional collaboration
Non-profit experience
Project leadership
Process management
Project planning phase
Data-driven decision making
Communication skills
Project stakeholder communication
Cross-functional communication
Analytics
Stakeholder management

Full Job Description

Are you passionate about building stronger communities through strategic philanthropy? Do you thrive at the intersection of social impact, business strategy, and community partnerships? Are you excited to help shape Oracle's long-term impact in the places where our employees live and work? Here's your opportunity.

Oracle's Social Impact team seeks a Principal Program Manager to drive philanthropic initiatives across strategic US markets, including communities where Oracle is developing and operating AI data centers.

The ideal candidate is a highly organized program manager who builds trusted relationships and translates strategy into execution. You are comfortable advancing philanthropic priorities, managing detailed project plans, communicating with varied stakeholders, and representing Oracle with nonprofit and community partners.

Oracle's social impact efforts are steadfast, clear-eyed, and effective. We're proud that our greatest assets—our people and our technology—change lives for the better every day. We support thousands of nonprofit organizations globally through grants, sponsorships, and employee giving. Each year, Oracle Volunteers donate tens of thousands of hours to support causes close to their hearts. Learn more at oracle.com/social-impact .

Note: Sponsorship is not available for this position.

In this position, you will:

Execute Oracle's philanthropic strategy across strategic US markets, including communities where Oracle is expanding its AI data center footprint.
Manage grantmaking within assigned markets, including nonprofit due diligence, proposal evaluation, funding recommendations, impact measurement, and reporting.
Build and maintain trusted relationships with nonprofit organizations and educational institutions to support Oracle’s philanthropic goals and identify high-impact partnership opportunities.
Collaborate with internal cross-functional teams including Community Relations, Government Affairs, Compliance & Ethics, and Corporate Communications.
Communicate effectively with nonprofit partners and internal stakeholders, providing clear expectations, timely updates, and thoughtful stewardship throughout the lifecycle of philanthropic projects.
Develop scalable processes, project trackers, documentation, and status reports to enable consistent execution of Oracle's philanthropic strategy across multiple markets.
Leverage AI-enabled tools and workflows to streamline reporting, improve process efficiency, and support program operations.
Prepare presentations, talking points, and executive briefing materials that communicate program status and articulate Oracle's philanthropic strategy and impact.
Ensure all philanthropic activities align with Oracle policies, governance standards, and compliance requirements.

Preferred Qualifications

Bachelor's degree and at least 6–10 years of experience in social impact, corporate social responsibility, corporate philanthropy, community investment, nonprofit leadership, public-private partnerships, community relations, or program management.
Strong program and project management skills, including the ability to manage multiple high-visibility initiatives across socioeconomically varied and geographically dispersed communities.
Proven ability to build trust, influence without authority, and navigate sensitive stakeholder environments with professionalism and diplomacy.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong analytical and strategic thinking skills, with experience using data and stakeholder insights to shape program strategy and measure outcomes.
Highly organized, adaptable, and comfortable operating in a fast-paced, evolving environment where priorities may shift quickly.
Ability to travel up to 20% within the United States.

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