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The Development Lifecycle Engineer at Canonical leads the engineering process to optimize Ubuntu for regulated environments. This includes implementing agile practices, improving quality and compliance, supporting teams, managing expectations with stakeholders, and advocating for modern software development. The role involves coaching, strategic relations with external groups, and reporting to the VP of Engineering Excellence.

The Development Lifecycle Engineer will lead efforts to enhance Ubuntu's suitability for mission-critical environments, oversee compliance and certification processes, and implement continuous improvement practices within agile engineering teams. Responsibilities include establishing strategic relationships, coaching engineering teams, and promoting modern software development practices.

As a Lead Development Lifecycle Engineer at Canonical, you will enhance Ubuntu for mission-critical environments by leading compliance and certification efforts, implementing engineering excellence strategies, and collaborating with engineering leadership to define processes. Your role involves influencing and coaching engineering teams while advocating for agile software development practices and establishing external partnerships.

As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on productizing business workloads, manage engineering operations in Python and Kubernetes, and promote quality software practices. You will mentor engineers, collaborate with leadership, and advance agile development methodologies while maintaining a culture of excellence.

The Software Engineer role at Canonical focuses on building modeling software for distributed storage systems like OpenStack and Ceph. Responsibilities include writing high-quality Python and Golang code, debugging, producing technical documentation, and collaborating with a distributed team to meet customer needs in the software-defined datacenter.

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.