Canonical Benefits Overview

Graduate software engineers will develop open-source and commercial software across the Linux stack, from firmware, kernels, and drivers to desktop applications, containers, clouds, and Kubernetes. Responsibilities include writing resilient, performant code, contributing to product roadmaps, engaging with users and open-source communities, addressing customer issues, and developing secure software. The role is globally remote with twice-yearly international team sprints and emphasizes mentorship, collaboration, and continuous technical growth.

Leads global FP&A teams and oversees forecasting, annual planning, financial modeling, executive reporting, KPI analysis, and strategic commercial insights. Partners with Accounting, Investor Relations, product teams, and executives on financial reporting, IPO materials, process improvements, cost control, and cross-functional initiatives. The role also mentors FP&A colleagues and develops the team’s long-term roadmap in a global technology business.

Plan and manage QA strategies for Ubuntu Desktop, Server, Core, IoT, and hardware products. Build automated testing capabilities, perform manual and automated tests, identify and document defects, triage reports, collect quality data, and improve QA processes. Collaborate with global engineering and project teams to deliver reliable Ubuntu platforms and support continuous quality improvement.