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Canonical

Publishes Ubuntu and sells enterprise Linux support

Silicon Alliances Ecosystem Development Manager

Business Development & PartnershipsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in science, technology, and/or engineering.
  • A fundamental understanding of the semiconductor industry and ecosystem.
  • Experience in software and system architecture.
  • Customer-facing experience in business development, technology strategy, or similar functions.
  • An exceptional academic track record from high school and university, or a compelling narrative about an alternative chosen path.
  • The ability to grasp complex material and synthesize key points.
  • The ability to work at both strategic and tactical levels.
  • Self-motivation and discipline for a remote-first workplace environment.

Responsibilities

  • Collaborate with product, engineering, and alliance teams at silicon partners to align on open-source strategies.
  • Ensure Canonical's product requirements are clear and delivery is executed as planned.
  • Maintain relationships with engineering teams to integrate and optimize Ubuntu.
  • Act as the product champion and point of contact for named silicon partners.
  • Coordinate with marketing and product teams on messaging, content creation, and launch plans.
  • Create partner- and customer-facing materials such as webinars, presentations, videos, and white papers.
  • Drive Ubuntu adoption across partner products and advocate its benefits to stakeholders.
  • Lead efforts to make Canonical products the default choice for partners to build on and accelerate end-user adoption of Canonical technology on partner platforms.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with open-source software and open-source business models.
  • Team leadership or program management experience.
  • An understanding of marketing and go-to-market strategy.
  • Experience working with China-based technology companies.

About the Company

Canonical

Publishes Ubuntu and sells enterprise Linux support

Canonical publishes Ubuntu and builds commercial open source infrastructure software for organizations running computers, servers and connected devices. Ubuntu is its flagship Linux operating system, with editions for personal computers, cloud workloads and embedded equipment. Its commercial tools manage systems, deploy private clouds and automate the operation of applications across a company's infrastructure. Customers pay for Ubuntu Pro subscriptions, technical support and managed services that add security maintenance, compliance tools and help operating their software. Canonical was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Early VC
Total funding
$9.9M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2004

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