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You will join the LFX platform team to build and maintain backend systems for an application supporting the open-source ecosystem. Responsibilities include designing scalable systems, implementing APIs, and collaborating with cross-functional teams while adhering to best practices in development.

The Head of FOCUS Product is responsible for leading the FOCUS Project within the FinOps Foundation. This role includes defining product roadmaps, managing feature releases, maintaining communications with stakeholders, and providing thought leadership. The position requires collaboration with maintainers and contributors, as well as representing the foundation at events.

The RISC-V Content Marketing Manager is responsible for developing and curating marketing content for RISC-V, focusing on engaging the community and stakeholders. Key responsibilities include managing editorial calendars, formulating content strategies, engaging with social media influencers, and analyzing performance metrics to drive lead generation and traffic growth.

The Community Marketing Manager at RISC-V International will manage local and regional community events, support marketing efforts for Ambassador programs, and ensure brand consistency. The role involves leveraging marketing technologies to enhance community engagement, analyze event success, and build relationships with stakeholders across technical environments.

The Sales Pre-Qualifier/SDR at The Linux Foundation will manage inbound and outbound calls, evaluate marketing qualified leads, maintain CRM records, assist with sales processes, and prepare reports. This role is crucial in welcoming new clients and ensuring efficient lead hand-off to sales representatives while providing excellent customer service.

The Integrated Marketing Programs Specialist will manage and execute marketing campaigns to promote Linux Foundation projects, engaging the open source community and leveraging data analytics for effective strategies. Responsibilities include campaign strategy development, project coordination, content collaboration, and event management while overseeing budget and performance metrics.

The Technical Community Architect at the Confidential Computing Consortium will advocate for confidential computing technologies, mentor contributors, promote best security practices, and represent the Consortium at conferences. Responsibilities include enhancing project maturity, producing community events, and communicating technical concepts to broader audiences.