ARM Senior Manager Research Ecosystem 

United States, Texas, Austin 

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• Maintain and co-ordinate Arm’s existing portfolio of university relationships across north America
• Identify and engage with relevant opportunities for Arm under the US CHIPS Act, and work with internal and external partners to progress these
• Monitor and track relationships and engagements, and ensure appropriate legal and related agreements are in place
• Work closely with Arm’s Public Affairs and Education teams when particular policy or workforce development initiatives are relevant to academic researchers
• Serve as Arm’s primary contact for the north American academic community, to handle enquiries and requests for information

• An understanding of the north American university sector
• Experience of building and supporting partnerships involving multiple partners
• Ability to quickly grasp detailed technical concepts, and to explain these to a non-expert audience
• Capable of handling multiple projects and/or activities concurrently

• A degree or relevant experience in a technical field
• Experience of project tracking and monitoring
• Evidence of tailoring communications and presentations to different audiences
• Ability to work independently, but also comfortable as part of a small team

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• Partner and customer focus
• Teamwork and communication
• Creativity and innovation
• Team and personal development
• Impact and influence
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