Data Center Managing Counsel

Oracle•Nashville, TN

8d•$146,300 - $306,400

About The Position

The Data Center legal team within Oracle’s legal department is responsible for providing legal support for complex data center arrangements, including for colocation, build-to-suit leases, networking, and power and energy transactions with data center providers. This team works closely with Oracle executives to review, shape, and implement initiatives impacting data center development, including power and energy requirements, site selection, land use, permitting, and zoning. This is an excellent opportunity for an attorney who enjoys solving complex challenges, partnering with cross-functional business teams, and working at the intersection of technology, infrastructure, and sustainability. The successful candidate will work closely with attorneys, business leaders, engineering, real estate, construction, energy procurement, sustainability, and government affairs teams to help support Oracle's cloud infrastructure growth.

Requirements

Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school.
Admission to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
Significant experience in data center legal matters, including colocation, leases, networking, and energy transactions.
Experience working with executives and cross-functional teams.
Ability to solve complex challenges.
Strong understanding of technology, infrastructure, and sustainability.
Excellent communication and negotiation skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience in power and energy procurement.
Knowledge of site selection, land use, permitting, and zoning.
Experience supporting cloud infrastructure growth.

Responsibilities

Providing legal support for complex data center arrangements, including colocation, build-to-suit leases, networking, and power and energy transactions with data center providers.
Reviewing, shaping, and implementing initiatives impacting data center development, including power and energy requirements, site selection, land use, permitting, and zoning.
Partnering with cross-functional business teams, including attorneys, business leaders, engineering, real estate, construction, energy procurement, sustainability, and government affairs teams.
Supporting Oracle's cloud infrastructure growth.