Top C Jobs in Dublin

Design and develop test systems, create and maintain test software, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with cross-functional teams in a manufacturing environment.

The Kernel Developer will design, develop, and maintain kernel level code, manage device driver development, and support system components while ensuring CI/CD processes.

As a Graduate/Intern Software Engineer, you will work on network optimization, driver development, and programming networking chips using various languages, primarily C/C++, Python, and Go.

As a Cloud Engineering Manager, you'll manage a growing engineering team, ensuring quality service delivery, optimize operations, and collaborate with stakeholders while influencing product improvements.

Lead a team of Field Engineers in embedded Linux solutions, ensuring customer satisfaction and team development while promoting Canonical technologies.

Manage and develop a team of engineers, coach and mentor staff, implement engineering processes, and represent team goals to stakeholders.

As a Golang Engineer at Canonical, you'll design, implement, and maintain software using Golang, debug user issues, and collaborate on technical specifications while adapting best practices in a distributed, remote environment.

Responsible for designing and implementing high-quality software in Rust, advocating for its adoption, and collaborating with teams to debug and improve systems.

As a Performance Engineer, you'll enhance software performance and correctness, manage teams, drive tools and frameworks development, and cultivate a performance culture within Canonical's engineering teams.

Canonical seeks Python Engineers to write high-quality software, collaborate with teams, and engage with the community, emphasizing open-source solutions.

As a Senior Engineer at Canonical, you will lead open source project architecture, mentor team members, and produce high-quality coding.

The role focuses on optimizing Ubuntu for IoT and server-class hardware, working with partners on technical plans, testing strategy, and leading customer engagements.

The role involves designing and implementing system-level Go code, modeling data, and ensuring code quality while collaborating within a distributed team.

As a Linux Devices Software Engineer, you will work on Golang code in the SnapD team to improve software delivery, security, and device management, emphasizing quality and collaboration.

The Linux Devices Software Engineer role involves working on low-level system technology for autonomous devices, focusing on software development, optimization, and collaboration within global teams. Responsibilities include maintaining software stacks, debugging, and contributing to technical documentation while engaging with the open-source community.

As an OpenStack Engineering Manager, you'll manage a team responsible for providing managed services, ensuring high-quality operations, and collaborating with stakeholders to meet customer needs.

This role involves troubleshooting and developing bug fixes for Linux-based software, working across various components like Ubuntu, Ceph, OpenStack, and Kubernetes, while collaborating with teams and participating in upstream communities.