OASIS Linux Product Owner

• →Own and manage the Linux service roadmap, aligned with OASIS strategy and business priorities
• →Define and maintain standard service offerings, supported distributions, architectures, and operating models
• →Drive service standardization and simplification across Linux environments and deployments
• →Ensure compliance with security, risk, and regulatory requirements, including lifecycle (EOS/EOL) and patch management
• →Lead service governance and adoption, ensuring adherence to defined standards and policies across all accounts
• →Collaborate with SMEs, engineering, and operations teams to translate strategy into scalable operational execution
• →Identify and drive automation and optimization initiatives (e.g., provisioning, patching, configuration management, infrastructure as code)
• →Monitor and manage service performance, availability, and KPIs, ensuring continuous improvement
• →Act as the primary stakeholder interface, providing executive insights, reporting, and strategic recommendations

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