Top Engineering Jobs in Bristol

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.

As a Salesforce Engineering Manager, you'll lead a team delivering solutions on the Salesforce platform, striving for high engineering quality, seeking process improvements, and collaborating with business and technical teams to enhance Canonical's Salesforce instance.

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 Observability Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a technical team focused on developing observability tools, particularly in the areas of logging, monitoring, and alerting. They will manage a distributed team, facilitate team processes, conduct one-on-ones, and ensure high engineering standards while driving team performance and professional growth.

The Engineering Manager will lead a team that delivers essential components of Ubuntu, focusing on system startup, compilers, language runtimes, and networking. Responsibilities include team leadership, planning, execution, product management collaboration, and promoting sound software development practices, while fostering a positive engineering culture in a remote environment.

As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on building scalable multi-cloud and on-premise data solutions, primarily with Big Data and MySQL. Responsibilities include team leadership, coding contributions, and promoting agile practices. You will be involved in mentoring, ensuring high-quality product delivery, and fostering collaboration within the engineering culture.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead a web engineering team, ensuring their growth and satisfaction. You will write and review code, mentor team members, manage expectations with stakeholders, and advocate for agile practices while driving the delivery of technical solutions that meet business needs.

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.