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GPU/AI Global Sales - Customer Acquisition

United KingdomSales

Listed on Oracle’s official careers site. Posted September 8, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Qualifications

8+ years of Sales experience, with at least 2-3 years in the Cloud Infrastructure space. 1-2 years of Cloud GPU sales experience is highly desirable. Proven track record of selling complex technical solutions, with a solid understanding of cloud infrastructure deployments including lead times, margin analysis, and market demand. Strong technical depth, combined with excellent analytical and presentation skills. Deep understanding of the large-scale AI Infrastructure ecosystem, including but not limited to NVIDIA, AMD, GPU OEMs, and neoclouds.

Proven success selling in EMEA and developing new business from the ground up. Strong experience in territory planning, lead generation, opportunity management, and the execution of complex enterprise deals. Strong knowledge of the EMEA AI community and government landscape, with a desire to build a new AI ecosystem with OCI at its center.

Responsibilities

The primary responsibility is to sell AI cloud infrastructure and large-scale strategic cloud opportunities across the EMEA region The selected candidate will plan, identify, qualify, and close large-scale opportunities with the support of technical SMEs and local Oracle teams across EMEA. The candidate will manage opportunities through the entire sales cycle, from business development, prospecting, and solution scoping through contract negotiations, signing, and post-sales handover to the delivery team

Qualifications

Career Level - IC4

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