The Engineering Manager will lead and develop a team to optimize Ubuntu for new silicon platforms, managing customer engagements, driving collaboration, and ensuring high-quality coding practices. Responsibilities include overseeing engineering processes and delivering on project milestones.

As a Software Engineer with Canonical, you will ensure Ubuntu's performance on systems, debug critical issues, apply patches, and provide engineering services for OEM customers, collaborating with upstream projects and communities to enhance user experience.

As a Senior Engineer at Canonical, you will design and develop scalable service APIs for data streaming, enhance telemetry platforms, and collaborate with a global team on various projects. You will also handle code reviews and contribute to the cloud-based and containerized solutions in the IoT space.

As a Sales Development Representative, you will handle customer inquiries via various channels, execute outbound sales campaigns, travel for events, collaborate across teams, research prospective customers, and maintain leads to identify new opportunities.

Canonical is seeking a Python Software Engineer to develop and automate solutions for SAAS user management and data integration. Responsibilities include collaborating on designs, operating services, and mentoring less experienced engineers. The role requires a strong background in Python and encompasses opportunities for professional development.

As a Graduate Communications Specialist at Canonical, you will manage social media content, analyze metrics, and develop engaging campaigns. You'll support audience growth, create integrated campaigns, and engage with the community to enhance the Canonical brand. This is an entry-level position suitable for someone passionate about technology and marketing.

The Software Engineer will design and develop components for the Core Ubuntu Desktop, focusing on immutable technologies. Responsibilities include writing quality code, collaborating with team members, engaging with the community, and troubleshooting user issues, all while participating in the fast-paced Linux environment.

Join the Launchpad team at Canonical as a Lead Engineer for SaaS development. Collaborate on design and architecture, write high-quality Python code, debug issues, review code, and work remotely with occasional global travel. Requires a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or similar field.

The UX Designer at Canonical will collaborate with engineering teams to improve Ubuntu's offerings, focusing on creating efficient user experiences. The role involves applying design best practices, conducting user research, and ensuring the usability and accessibility of products. Effective communication with cross-functional teams and presenting design concepts with clarity are vital to success in this role.

The Digital Marketing Graduate role involves supporting the marketing team with paid campaign management, monitoring performance and budgets, and improving paid performance through automation and AI. The graduate will assist in developing Canonical's adtech stack and engaging in lead generation campaigns.

This role involves collaborating on design and architecture solutions across distributed teams, writing API-first Python code, debugging issues, reviewing code, and maintaining high-quality web applications. The engineer will also work to expand package building capabilities and improve development flows for users.

The Regional HR Manager at Canonical will lead and scale the HR team across the APAC region, managing HR operations, advising on employee relations, and partnering with senior leadership. Responsibilities include implementing HR initiatives, driving diversity and inclusion, and supporting talent development.

The Software Engineer role at Canonical involves developing robust container images, automating CI/CD processes, and ensuring security compliance. Candidates will work with teams to enhance container management tools using Go, while engaging with the open-source community and guiding junior team members.

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 the Partner Marketing Director at Canonical, you will develop marketing strategies to grow revenue through partnerships, manage co-marketing programs, and mentor a diverse marketing team. Collaborating across departments, you will craft unique plans to elevate Canonical's partner ecosystem and ensure maximum ROI from marketing activities.

You will design and implement enhancements to dqlite and libraft components, debug and fix user issues, and improve automated testing processes. Engage with the open source community and participate in code reviews.

As a PC Platforms Engineer, you will develop and maintain kernel support for various hardware devices, collaborating with upstream developers and hardware vendors. You will diagnose kernel issues and enable new Linux kernel features, while also submitting and reviewing patches. Your work will involve complex challenges with power efficiency and performance on cutting-edge hardware.

As a Software Quality Assurance Engineer at Canonical, you will establish quality processes, improve automated testing, and collaborate with teams across the organization. You will manage quality planning strategy, perform testing, suggest solutions, and identify process bottlenecks to enhance the Ubuntu platform's reliability and performance.

As an Ubuntu Customer Engineer at Canonical, you will leverage your Linux and hardware knowledge to enhance user experience on partner hardware. Your role involves debugging, collaborating with partners, root cause analysis, training, and potentially international travel. Effective communication and problem-solving skills are essential in this fast-paced environment.

As a Systems Accounting Manager, you will drive revenue recognition processes and automate accounting systems, primarily using NetSuite and Salesforce. You'll lead a team in managing compliance with IFRS 15, support the accounting function, and collaborate with various teams to ensure seamless systems integration and reporting accuracy.