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The Engineering Manager will lead the BootStack team, managing engineers to optimize development and operations, ensuring high-quality managed services for customers, and maintaining effective communication with stakeholders. Responsibilities include team management, process implementation, and meeting service level agreements.

As a Software Engineering Director at Canonical, you will oversee multiple engineering teams, hire and develop engineering managers and staff engineers, implement disciplined engineering processes, and ensure the delivery of high-quality software products. You will lead collaborative efforts across various domains, coach team members, measure productivity, and represent your product to stakeholders.

The Software Engineer in Data Infrastructure focuses on automating OpenSearch operations, ensuring system reliability, and enhancing data platform features. You'll collaborate with a global team, write high-quality Python code, and provide expertise on data systems. This position requires proactive collaboration and the ability to debug and interact with open-source communities.

The Software Engineer in Data Infrastructure will work on automating data platform operations, ensuring fault-tolerance, and managing Big Data platforms at scale. Responsibilities include collaborating with a distributed team, writing Python code to create features, debugging issues, and interaction with upstream communities, along with domain expertise for various data systems.

As a Software Engineer focused on Data, AI/ML, and Analytics at Canonical, you will collaborate on developing end-to-end data analytics and machine learning solutions. Your responsibilities include designing and maintaining solutions for both public/private clouds, working with open-source tools, and engaging with a distributed team.

The Regional Director of Enterprise Open Source Sales will oversee multiple teams of sales representatives, responsible for expanding Canonical’s enterprise sales globally. This includes driving market adoption of Ubuntu and a range of enterprise solutions in various sectors, engaging with Global 500 companies, and leading efforts in the open source software and cloud solutions market.

The Linux Kernel Engineer will work on stable and cutting-edge Linux kernels for Ubuntu across global teams, collaborating with hardware manufacturers, diagnosing kernel issues, improving automation tools, and submitting kernel patches. The role offers opportunities in various projects from security to embedded systems.