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FSF Needs a Campaing Manager
Posted on June 2, 2010 in IP by Brian RoweComments Off

Free Software Foundation, who runs some of my favorite programs including Defective by Design & End Software Patents, is looking for a new campaign manager:

The FSF is hiring a Campaigns Manager to be part of a team that directs and coordinates our campaigns for software freedom. This is an opportunity to take a senior role in the organization that sponsors the GNU project, publishes the GNU GPL and works to promote the message that  software freedom is a civil liberty.

The position is based at our offices in downtown Boston, MA. Unfortunately, because of current visa restrictions in the US, only US-based applicants can be considered at this time.

The Campaigns Manager implements the FSF communications strategy and works as part of a team to develop and implement issue campaigns and community resources, acting as a spokesperson on matters of software freedom. The Campaigns Manager handles writing, editing, speaking, and research related to these activist and program efforts. She/he coordinates the GNU Chief Webmaster and the other Webmaster volunteers to develop FSF and GNU web sites, as well as related graphic design tasks as assigned by management. The position also plans and implements proposals to increase fundraising, and serves as a main point of contact between the Foundation and the free software community.

The salary is fixed at $53,851/year and that is non-negotiable.

Requirements:

* You must be a free software activist with a commitment to computer user freedom and be able to demonstrate your knowledge of the policies and work of the Foundation.

* Have persuasive written communication and public speaking skills in matters of software and computing.

* Possess the technical skills of a Webmaster in designing, developing, promoting and maintaining a website, including ability to write valid HTML and CSS by hand, experience with web accessibility techniques, and some familiarity with version control and Web publishing systems.

* Extensive experience using the GNU/Linux operating system, including basic shell knowledge and familiarity with the process of researching and choosing free software tools for collaborative projects.

* Graphic design experience and working knowledge of free software design tools for web and print.

* Experience of organizing events and handling community relations in a diplomatic way.

* Able to demonstrate that you can work in a precise way, handling multiple campaign tasks.

Resumes and cover letters must be submitted via email to
hiring at fsf.org . The email must contain the subject line, “Campaigns
Manager”. Cover letters and resumes should be in plain text files, Open
Document Format (ODF) or PDF. Resumes not sent via email or submissions
that do not follow these instructions will be ignored.

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