Revealed: Some of the Oracle cloud roles hit hardest in layoffs

Oracle began its second round of layoffs this year last week.

Illustration by Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Oracle laid off over 500 US employees from its cloud infrastructure division last week, per docs obtained by BI.

The cuts fell hardest on managers, engineers, software developers, and data center support workers.

Oracle's latest round of layoffs comes as it spends tens of billions of dollars on AI infrastructure.

A leaked document has provided the clearest picture yet of how Oracle's latest layoffs have reorganized its vitally important cloud business.

Oracle began a new round of layoffs last week as the tech giant continues to cut costs amid an expensive AI infrastructure push .

Business Insider obtained a previously unreported document showing the scale and scope of the cuts at Oracle's cloud infrastructure division.

It shows the job titles and ages of 546 employees in Oracle's America Cloud Infrastructure organization who were laid off, representing around 7.6% of the 7,185 employees listed.

Of those, managers, engineers, software developers, and workers in the company's data center maintenance and servicing division were most affected.

Oracle said in the document that the information was provided to comply with federal age discrimination laws.

It provides an insight into the type of roles the company is eliminating in its second major round of job cuts this year.

Oracle has not said how many people it laid off in total last week.

The document states that it includes all employees in Oracle America's Cloud Infrastructure organization eligible to receive severance benefits.

Business Insider could not determine if the document listed all the employees laid off from Oracle's cloud infrastructure org.