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As a Public Cloud Project Manager at Canonical, you will lead and advocate for technical assets across key enterprise cloud accounts, ensuring projects meet defined objectives. Responsibilities include managing project life cycles, engaging stakeholders, addressing risks, and supporting contract negotiations and project agreements. The role requires strong communication and negotiation skills and involves collaboration with software engineers and executives.

The Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a distributed team focused on MLOps and Analytics, ensuring quality code delivery and team productivity. Responsibilities include managing processes, conducting one-on-ones, mentoring engineers, participating in community interactions, and attending conferences. The role demands strong technical fluency in relevant programming languages and machine learning tools.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will develop and automate reliable image delivery and publication pipelines, design enhancements for Ubuntu in public cloud environments, and engage with partners like Amazon and Google. You will write high-quality code, review peers' code, and collaborate in a global team while working remotely.

The Software Engineer will develop cloud infrastructure and automation pipelines, enhance Ubuntu features for public cloud users, and engage with cloud partners while ensuring high-quality code and system architecture. They will collaborate with a decentralized team and participate in design discussions to improve Ubuntu's reliability in cloud environments.

As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a distributed team to design and implement snapd features, ensuring timely delivery of technical solutions, fostering a collaborative culture, and aligning with company values while advocating for agile practices.

The Enterprise Project Manager at Canonical is responsible for driving project success in complex software technology environments, managing stakeholder relations, and leading global project teams. They must have a strong background in IT project management and Agile methodologies, exceptional communication skills, and experience with enterprise IT programs and process improvement.

As a Software Engineer in the OpenStack Engineering team, you will develop and manage Charmed OpenStack and Ceph, ensuring their success across various architectures. Responsibilities include coding new features, debugging, reviewing peers' code, and collaborating with a distributed team. Attention to open-source dynamics and infrastructure automation is key. International travel required.