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As a Linux Platform Integration Senior Engineer, you'll optimize Ubuntu for various hardware, collaborate with silicon partners, lead technical engagements, enhance the user experience, and work with cutting-edge operating systems and application technologies.

As an Embedded Linux Consultant, you will engage with customers to gather requirements, propose solutions, and participate in project delivery related to Embedded Linux. You'll promote Canonical's technology while acting as a trusted advisor, ensuring customer satisfaction and advocating for their needs.

The Embedded & Desktop Linux Systems Engineer will optimize Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, collaborate with partners on technical plans, and lead customer engagements. The role requires designing and implementing superior integration of Ubuntu with IoT and server-class platforms, ensuring an excellent user experience, and working with advanced technologies in the enterprise sector.

As a Senior Software Engineer at Canonical, you will redefine the Linux experience in embedded environments, focusing on developing system daemons with REST APIs in Golang, maintaining bootloaders, debugging, and collaborating with a distributed team. This role requires expertise in low-level operating systems and a strong understanding of Linux security implementations.

The Software Engineer will handle issues within the Linux-based open source stack by troubleshooting and resolving customer problems, maintaining team collaborations, and contributing bug fixes. The role emphasizes strong engineering skills across various technologies including Ceph and Kubernetes.

Join Canonical as a Software-Defined Networking Engineer, working on open-source networking software across various technologies. You'll collaborate with silicon providers, design solutions, write high-quality code, and contribute to documentation. The role includes working with advanced OS and networking technologies, engaging with the open-source community, and developing strategies for innovative networking solutions.

As a Senior Ubuntu Embedded IoT System Engineer, you will provide software and system engineering services for OEMs and ODMs, collaborate on platform development, debug critical issues, and facilitate communication among engineering teams to enhance the user experience of Ubuntu across various hardware.

As a Senior Software Engineer at Canonical, you will design, deliver, and support features in a distributed system for cloud automation. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams, debugging issues, coaching junior engineers, and contributing to open source projects. You should have experience in Go and distributed systems, along with strong communication skills.

As a Rust Engineering Lead at Canonical, you'll design and implement software in Rust, advocate for its adoption, debug and fix user issues, and contribute to the engineering process through reviews and collaboration. You will enhance the Ubuntu platform to support Rust development and engage in community discussions on technical specifications.

The Python Software Engineer will join Canonical's Certification team to develop and maintain test automation tools for certifying hardware with Ubuntu. The role involves enhancing certification processes, creating software for hardware testing, and automating existing tasks, ensuring a high-quality experience for users of Ubuntu on various devices.

As a Performance Engineer at Canonical, you will enhance software performance and correctness across teams, drive performance culture, and influence design through insights on the software stack. Responsibilities include collaborating on performance measurement tools, strengthening testing pipelines, and providing mentorship on performance strategies.

As the OpenStack Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on managed services for customer environments, ensuring quality and timely delivery while collaborating with various stakeholders. Your role will include process implementation and measuring team health indicators.

As a Linux System Engineer at Canonical, you will focus on enhancing the quality of Ubuntu through automation and testing. You'll monitor quality indicators, troubleshoot issues, improve continuous integration processes, and develop automated test cases, while collaborating with various teams.

The Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a diverse team of engineers, providing coaching and mentorship while driving the execution of disciplined engineering processes. This role involves setting technical direction, engaging with stakeholders, and contributing to team growth and development. The manager will also measure team performance and promote effective engineering practices.

As a Containerization & Virtualisation Engineer at Canonical, you will focus on developing features for open source virtualisation and container technologies, collaborating with global teams, conducting security analyses, and writing high-quality code. Your role involves engaging with communities, optimizing performance benchmarks, and contributing to the advancement of cloud computing technologies.

The Cloud Engineering Manager will lead a team in the BootStack team responsible for managing the development and operations of cloud services, ensuring quality service delivery and focusing on team health and productivity. The role requires collaboration with various stakeholders and an emphasis on agile methodologies, as well as an understanding of complex distributed systems.

As a Fullstack Software Engineer, you will work on innovative healthcare solutions, develop new products, write clean code, and solve complex problems. Collaborating with teams and advocating for best practices, you'll contribute to the full lifecycle of software development in a dynamic environment.