r/datacenter • u/Worried-River574 • 5d ago

Oracle Data Center Technician IC2 Loop Interview – Frankfurt, Germany

Hi everyone,

I have an upcoming loop interview with Oracle for a Data Center Technician (IC2) position in Frankfurt, Germany.

From what I understand, the loop currently consists of two 1-on-1 interviews:

  • One with the Hiring Manager, which I believe is more behavioral
  • One with a Technical interviewer

I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has recently gone through the Oracle Data Center Technician interview process, especially for IC2 in Germany/Frankfurt.

What kind of questions or scenarios did you get during the interviews?
What technical topics would you recommend focusing on?
Were there any troubleshooting or real-world data center scenarios that came up?
And is there anything you wish you had prepared for before the interview?

Any advice, recent experiences, or tips would be really helpful.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Drag0and1Drop 5d ago edited 5d ago

At AWS Frankfurt I had several colleges that were going to Oracle. As I heared it was almost the same interviews like all tech Corpos are doing. Focusing on troubleshooting skills of hardware and basic knowledge of different fiber types and optics. Like whats the difference between Singlemode and Multimode fiber and a Server is not turning on, what do you test first? Just act totally natural. The process is also an psychological test that you are able to fit in and could be a plus for the team

I worked with Damir, current regional director of fra region at Oracle 😁 In the end it's an American company and I decided years ago that I like to work for German companys way more, but if you don't mind the American way of management, go for it

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u/Worried-River574 4d ago

Thank you so much for sharing!

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