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Oracle · 3 months ago

Principal Technical Program Manager – SDLC, Release Management & Regulatory Compliance Automation

United States

Full-time

Remote

Senior Level, Lead/Staff

3+ years exp

Oracle is a leading technology company, and they are seeking a Principal Technical Program Manager to oversee the integration of healthcare regulatory requirements into their software development lifecycle (SDLC) and release management practices. This role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance through automation and best practices, while also preparing for audits and driving process improvements.

Data GovernanceData ManagementEnterprise SoftwareInformation TechnologySaaSSoftware

No H1B

Responsibilities

Proactively identify and interpret relevant healthcare regulatory requirements that impact software development and release management (e.g., HIPAA, HITRUST, FDA)

Collaborate with engineering, risk & compliance, cybersecurity, and operations teams to map regulatory requirements to SDLC stages and release workflows

Organize efforts to design, implement, and improve automation for evidence collection, documentation, and compliance package generation throughout the SDLC and release process

Work with product and engineering teams to embed compliance controls, checklists, and documentation templates directly into CI/CD pipelines and release management tools

Serve as a key resource for audit preparation, ensuring our process outputs meet internal and external auditor expectations with minimal manual intervention

Develop executive-level reports and presentations detailing compliance status, risk posture, and process improvements

Foster a culture of process excellence, audit readiness, and automation across all relevant teams and stakeholders

Drive continuous improvement by leveraging feedback, audit findings, and industry best practices

Qualification

Healthcare regulatory complianceSDLC integrationAutomation best practicesCI/CD pipelinesAudit preparationProcess improvementExecutive reportingCollaboration