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As a Software Engineer with the Multipass team at Canonical, you'll develop an intuitive cross-platform user experience, write high-quality C++ code, review architecture, and mentor others while fostering an open-source community. Expect collaboration in a distributed environment and the opportunity to travel for company events.

The Site Reliability Engineer will automate operations and manage high-performance infrastructure, utilizing Python and open-source technologies. The role involves working on private cloud, Kubernetes, and application clusters, requiring a solid understanding of networking and code-driven approaches to operations.

The Linux Desktop Support Associate at Canonical provides technical support primarily for Linux-based systems, managing cases from qualification to resolution. Responsibilities include onboarding new employees, assisting during events, maintaining a knowledge base, ensuring customer satisfaction, and continuous learning on new products.

As an Embedded Linux Containers Software Engineer, you will work on developing and maintaining mission-critical code in Golang, with a focus on software delivery, security sandboxing, telemetry, and device management for Linux-based systems. You will collaborate with a distributed team, debug issues, create new features, and engage in code reviews while ensuring high-quality and maintainable software solutions.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead a team building a Ceph-focused software-defined storage solution, manage a globally distributed team, and ensure sound software architecture. Responsibilities include coaching your team, advancing agile practices, maintaining engineering excellence, and collaborating with other leaders. Strong technical and leadership skills are essential.

As a Revenue Accountant, you will assist in month end reporting, oversee revenue recognition processes, support year end audits, and improve finance procedures in preparation for an IPO. Your expertise in IFRS 15 and ASC 606 will be essential in ensuring compliance and profitability.

As an Open Source Networking Software Engineer, you will work on delivering advanced networking software solutions, collaborating with silicon providers, and contributing to open source projects. Your responsibilities include designing software-defined networking experiences, debugging issues, and influencing open-source communities. You will engage with a distributed organization and participate in technical documentation efforts, ensuring high-quality software delivery.