Top Remote Python Jobs

The Senior Software Engineer - DevOps is responsible for requirement analysis, solution design, coding, testing, program monitoring, defect management, and ensuring adherence to project timelines. They will create user stories, automate tasks using CI/CD practices, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver business solutions. The role also involves maintaining application performance and security while fostering an inclusive work environment.

The Customer Engineer at Vianai will collaborate with diverse teams to drive technical changes, support customers during onboarding, and perform in-depth software investigations. Responsibilities include problem-solving, leading technical solutions, and maintaining strong analytical skills.

As an Associate Automation Platform Engineer, you will collaborate on developing a scalable automation platform, troubleshoot cloud-based environments, and participate in code reviews. You will be trained in various building blocks of the automation platform, mastering at least two of them over time while working in a high-paced, agile environment.

The Python Technical Architect will lead technical product initiatives at Blenderbox, focusing on developing their flagship enrollment platform and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include designing software solutions, overseeing product delivery, and contributing technical insights to enhance product quality and performance.

As a Full Stack Python engineer at Blenderbox, you will contribute to developing and enhancing product features for the EnrollWise platform, engaging in cross-functional collaboration, and delivering high-quality software components while driving technical initiatives.

Join Blocknative's engineering team to architect and build innovative blockchain products. Responsibilities include developing transaction detection systems, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and contributing to the company's product roadmap and development processes.

The Platform | DevOps Engineer will enhance infrastructure and deployment pipelines while maintaining and scaling services. Responsibilities include designing and implementing Terraform and Ansible playbooks, creating scalable architectures, and integrating DevOps best practices. Close collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential for continuous improvement.

As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on productizing business workloads, manage engineering operations in Python and Kubernetes, and promote quality software practices. You will mentor engineers, collaborate with leadership, and advance agile development methodologies while maintaining a culture of excellence.

The Software Engineer role at Canonical focuses on building modeling software for distributed storage systems like OpenStack and Ceph. Responsibilities include writing high-quality Python and Golang code, debugging, producing technical documentation, and collaborating with a distributed team to meet customer needs in the software-defined datacenter.

The Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a distributed team focused on MLOps and Analytics, ensuring quality code delivery and team productivity. Responsibilities include managing processes, conducting one-on-ones, mentoring engineers, participating in community interactions, and attending conferences. The role demands strong technical fluency in relevant programming languages and machine learning tools.

The Software Engineer will develop cloud infrastructure and automation pipelines, enhance Ubuntu features for public cloud users, and engage with cloud partners while ensuring high-quality code and system architecture. They will collaborate with a decentralized team and participate in design discussions to improve Ubuntu's reliability in cloud environments.

As a Software Engineer in the OpenStack Engineering team, you will develop and manage Charmed OpenStack and Ceph, ensuring their success across various architectures. Responsibilities include coding new features, debugging, reviewing peers' code, and collaborating with a distributed team. Attention to open-source dynamics and infrastructure automation is key. International travel required.

As a Software Engineer for Identity Management at Canonical, you will enhance identity management solutions used for authentication and authorization. Responsibilities include designing features, developing web service APIs, reviewing code, and collaborating with a distributed team to deliver high-quality products.

The Senior Software Engineer will develop core features of the Metal As A Service (MAAS) platform, collaborating with other teams, improving continuous integration, and enhancing documentation. The role demands problem-solving, technical leadership, and occasional international travel for team collaboration.

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.

As a Sustaining Engineering Manager at Canonical, you'll manage a distributed team of engineers, ensuring their growth and the timely delivery of software fixes for business needs, while advocating for modern software practices and fostering a collaborative culture.

As an Embedded Linux Containers Software Engineer on the SnapD team, you will work on mission-critical Golang code, focusing on software delivery, containers, telemetry, and security sandboxing. You will collaborate with a remote team, write and debug high-quality code, and contribute to creating features while maintaining robust software applications.