Astera Labs
Ecosystem Marketing NCG
$100K–$110K
San Jose, CA +1 · Full-time · Posted Sep 9, 2026
- Location
- San Jose, CA
California - Experience
- No years of experience specified.
- Education
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in business, marketing, engineering, computer science, data analytics, or a related field.
About the job
Supports Astera Labs’ ecosystem and go-to-market strategy by analyzing connectivity markets and partner activity, coordinating interoperability and partnership work, and creating customer- and partner-facing materials.
What you'll do
- Track market, competitive, customer, and ecosystem developments and communicate findings through reports, dashboards, and presentations.
- Coordinate partner roadmaps, interoperability reporting, events, demonstrations, and joint go-to-market activities.
- Translate technical trends and partner and customer feedback into product requirements, positioning, messaging, and recommendations.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree in business, marketing, engineering, computer science, data analytics, or a related field.
- Foundational knowledge of connectivity technologies used in cloud and AI infrastructure, such as PCIe and CXL.
- Understanding of server architecture, including CPU, memory, networking, and storage components.
- Strong analytical, communication, presentation, organization, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
Nice to have
- Experience in cloud infrastructure, AI, data-center, semiconductor, networking, or related technology markets.
- Familiarity with ecosystem standards or industry organizations such as OCP, PCI-SIG, CXL Consortium, UALink Consortium, or IEEE.
Pay
USD 100,000 base salary (B.S., no previous experience); USD 110,000 base salary (M.S., no previous experience)
Tools
PCIe, CXL, OCP, PCI-SIG, CXL Consortium, UALink Consortium, IEEE
AI focus
Supports ecosystem marketing for cloud and AI infrastructure, including market intelligence on connectivity technologies and data-center infrastructure.
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