Nope. If you don't know you're working for OCI, then you're not at OCI. Who is your VP? Everybody under Miranda is SaaS. PaaS doesn't has one single VP I think. IaaS is OCI.
I don’t work at Oracle
I heard OCI was independent business unit... used to be isolated from the main Oracle.. but definitely part of Oracle since it was funded by Oracle, all OCI employees were Oracle employees.. It probably was a secret project so regular Oracle employees didn’t even know about it ... Now it’s no longer a secret.. but still a separate org... Internal tech culture (like speed, agility, quality) is more like AWS/Azure than main Oracle :)
if your interview has leetcode medium to hard questions then it's OCI
Is Oracle vanilla okay?
Depends what okay means to you.
Yes, Oracle bought Nimbula, and yes, it was Chris Pinkham’s company, and yes he pitched and started the EC2 project at Amazon. However, Nimbula became OCI-C, not OCI. Nimbula was targeted for private clouds (basically a provisioning system) and wasn’t designed to scale ... and it didn’t. The only way Nimbula was involved with OCI, was when Chris was leaving, he hired or suggested that TK hire Don Johnson and Craig Kelly, and task them with building what we call OCI today. When we reached ~35 people, TK hired Peter Magnusson. He tasked us with fixing OCI-C first, and this delayed things for quite a while.
OCI is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It is not a subsidiary. There is also a legacy older cloud product, OCIC (OCI Classic), though I'm not sure about its current state. It is also not a subsidiary (The above views are my own and do not represent Oracle's position etc etc)
So if I worked on Cloud at Oracle would I be considered OCI?
There are also cloud apps, so not necessarily