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Looking for a Senior Planning Engineer to design planning modules for autonomous driving systems in low-speed environments. Responsibilities include system design, implementation, and improvement of planning modules. Must have strong theoretical knowledge in planning, programming skills in C++ or Python, and experience in Linux OS.

The AV Test Engineer will develop and review test plans, troubleshoot software/hardware issues, and create data analysis tools. Responsibilities also involve communicating test results and collaborating with engineering on system designs based on customer needs.

The role involves optimizing Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, collaborating with partners to enhance user experience, participating as a technical lead in customer engagements, and assisting in app integration and OS image building. The focus is on diverse technologies within IoT and server environments.

This role involves resolving complex issues related to Ubuntu and open source software, debugging and fixing bugs, maintaining relationships with teams, reviewing code, and participating in upstream software communities. It requires strong Linux and programming skills, with a focus on cloud technologies like Ceph and OpenStack.

As a Senior Software Engineer at Canonical, you'll lead design and implementation, coach team members, and collaborate on features in a distributed system driving cloud automation. You'll debug issues, interface with upstream communities, and support diverse software operations while working remotely with minimal travel.

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.

The Python Engineer will write high-quality software, collaborate with a global team, debug issues, and contribute to documentation. They will engage with the open-source community, showcase technical leadership, and work on various products related to Ubuntu.

As a Performance Engineer at Canonical, you'll focus on enhancing software performance and correctness across all engineering teams. You'll drive performance engineering skills and tools while working with the entire software stack, optimizing for efficiency and effectiveness. Collaborate with teams globally to measure and improve performance while influencing practices and frameworks over time.