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The Rust Engineering Lead at Canonical is responsible for driving the adoption of Rust in Canonical's offerings, such as Ubuntu, contributing to software development, advocating for Rust, and improving engineering practices. Candidates will design, implement, and document software while collaborating with colleagues and the community.

The Python Software Engineer will develop and maintain automation tools for hardware certification, focus on test automation methodologies, work with Linux-based hardware, and improve continuous processes for software testing. The role involves collaborating with teams worldwide to ensure effective hardware enablement for Ubuntu systems.

The Python Engineer will write high-quality software, collaborate with a global team, debug issues, and contribute to documentation. They will engage with the open-source community, showcase technical leadership, and work on various products related to Ubuntu.

As a Performance Engineer at Canonical, you'll focus on enhancing software performance and correctness across all engineering teams. You'll drive performance engineering skills and tools while working with the entire software stack, optimizing for efficiency and effectiveness. Collaborate with teams globally to measure and improve performance while influencing practices and frameworks over time.

The OpenStack Engineering Manager will oversee a team focused on managing customer environments, ensuring quality service delivery, and collaborating with various stakeholders. Responsibilities include optimizing engineering processes, measuring team performance, and meeting operational goals. Knowledge of distributed systems, cloud technologies, and software development is paramount.

The Golang Engineer will design and implement software in Go, debug user issues, participate in code reviews, collaborate with teams, and contribute to product success through technical advocacy. Candidates should have extensive experience with Linux and a strong academic background in Computer Science or related STEM fields.

As an Ubuntu Quality Engineer, you'll enhance testing capabilities, troubleshoot issues in Ubuntu products, develop automations for various test cases, and work with multiple teams to drive quality excellence. You will analyze data to monitor quality indicators and contribute to continuous integration efforts to improve product reliability.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead and develop a team of engineers, provide career guidance, implement disciplined engineering processes, and represent your team to stakeholders. You'll also focus on team health, project management, and fostering great engineering practices within a collaborative leadership environment.