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The Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a team of web engineers, focusing on their growth and ensuring they deliver high-quality web solutions. Responsibilities include contributing to engineering goals, collaborating across teams, reviewing code, and advocating for technical improvements

The Engineering Manager will lead a team to build scalable data solutions using Python and cloud technologies, manage expectations with stakeholders, foster a collaborative engineering culture, and contribute code as needed. Responsibilities include hiring, mentoring, and upholding high engineering standards.

The Engineering Manager will lead a team of software engineers at Canonical, focusing on the development and operation of software solutions for the Commercial Systems unit. Responsibilities include providing engineering guidance, improving processes, and collaborating across teams. The ideal candidate has expertise in Go or Python and experience in managing distributed systems.

The Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a diverse team of engineers, providing coaching and mentorship while driving the execution of disciplined engineering processes. This role involves setting technical direction, engaging with stakeholders, and contributing to team growth and development. The manager will also measure team performance and promote effective engineering practices.

As an Embedded Linux Software Engineer at Canonical, you will work on low-level system technology and embedded systems. Responsibilities include developing software for Ubuntu Core, enhancing kernel drivers, maintaining software stacks, and collaborating with global teams. A strong focus on innovation and open source is emphasized, as well as contributions to technical documentation and customer engagement.

As a Containerization & Virtualisation Engineer at Canonical, you will focus on developing features for open source virtualisation and container technologies, collaborating with global teams, conducting security analyses, and writing high-quality code. Your role involves engaging with communities, optimizing performance benchmarks, and contributing to the advancement of cloud computing technologies.

The Community Engineer at Canonical will support community initiatives, engaging with developers, facilitating technical projects, and ensuring efficient processes within the Ubuntu community. The role involves creating content to promote community efforts, participating in discussions, and attending conferences to represent Ubuntu and Canonical.