Canonical seeks mid-career software engineers to work remotely across Ubuntu Engineering on areas such as development (Rust, Go, Python, Flutter), architecture, packaging (Debian and Snap), automation, and distro engineering. The role requires 2+ years' professional experience, strong open source engagement, professional English, and willingness to travel twice yearly for team events.

Remote global role leading teams within Ubuntu Engineering (Foundations, Server, Desktop, Debcrafters). Responsibilities include technical roadmap ownership, architecture and code reviews, planning and execution, mentoring and career development, contributing to upstream open source, optimizing Ubuntu for performance/reliability/security, debugging complex system-level problems, and improving documentation. Required: technical leadership, software engineering background, professional English, significant experience with Rust/Go/Python/Flutter/C/C++ and Linux.

Canonical is hiring junior engineers to work across Ubuntu Engineering (Foundations, Server, Desktop, Debcrafters). Responsibilities include designing, building and shipping software; packaging and integrating open source software into Ubuntu repositories; debugging and testing; authoring documentation; and contributing to upstream projects. Remote roles are available worldwide; occasional travel (up to twice a year) is expected.

Entry-level (junior) Web/UI Engineer at Canonical working remotely worldwide to develop data-rich frontends using JavaScript/TypeScript, React, CSS and Flutter. Role involves REST API integration, accessibility and performance focus, participation in open-source projects, and occasional travel (about twice yearly). US entry-level salary range stated as USD 48,000–70,000.

Canonical seeks a Web Developer based in EMEA timezones to create and maintain responsive, high-performance websites and web apps using HTML, CSS (SCSS), JavaScript and TypeScript (React). Responsibilities include implementing designs with UX and visual designers, maintaining existing projects and content, ensuring consistency with the web style guide (Vanilla Framework), and handling incoming update requests. Required: demonstrable modern web application experience, strong HTML/CSS/SCSS and JavaScript/TypeScript skills, experience with component libraries, responsive design, Git, awareness of SEO and accessibility, and university-level education or equivalent. Useful: Linux desktop technologies, server-side languages (Python or NodeJS), large-scale React (with TypeScript) experience, and open source contributions. Team meets in person periodically (2–4 times yearly).

Canonical is hiring a Visual Designer for its central Design team to evolve brand guidelines and apply them across communications, a UI design system, and digital product graphics. The role is remote within EMEA, expects experience from agency/company/freelance work, strong focus on usability, accessibility and web standards, professional English, and ability to travel internationally twice a year.

Canonical seeks a technically oriented UX Designer to work remotely in the EMEA region on infrastructure products (MAAS, LXD, MicroCloud, Canonical k8s). The role involves product and UX design, user research, evolving design systems, collaborating with product managers and engineers, and occasional international travel (about twice a year).

Canonical is hiring a UX Designer for Developer Experience to work remotely in EMEA, reporting to the Developer Experience design manager. Responsibilities include designing and building tools for software build/package/maintenance (open source focus), supporting complex products with UX heuristics, evolving and evangelising design systems, collaborating with product managers and engineers, and supporting cross-team design efforts. Requirements include a relevant degree or equivalent experience, strong user research and communication skills, and willingness to travel internationally twice yearly.

Work on Canonical's Design System Team to define, document and deliver reusable UI components, design tokens and interaction patterns. Collaborate with designers, engineers and stakeholders to ensure consistency, accessibility, scalability and measurable adoption across products, and support governance and roadmap delivery. Requires expertise in design systems, Figma, Storybook, documentation and cross-functional collaboration.

Canonical is hiring an Ubuntu Security Engineer to join the Ubuntu Security Team to monitor, triage, respond to, and document vulnerabilities in open source software. The role involves analyzing, fixing, and testing vulnerabilities, auditing source code, collaborating with upstream developers and internal teams, building tools and features, and participating in coordinated disclosure. The position is globally remote and requires international travel at least twice a year.

Canonical seeks an entry-level Ubuntu Pro Sales Engineer to work on the global Field Engineering team. The role is remote (global), involves gathering customer requirements, delivering demonstrations and presentations, advising on Ubuntu and open source technologies (Linux, containers, Kubernetes, OpenStack, cloud), liaising with product teams, and supporting sales efforts. Requires technical background (Ubuntu/Linux, containers, virtualization, networking), intermediate Python, strong communication and presentation skills, and willingness to travel (up to ~25%).

Canonical seeks a bilingual (Spanish/English) Ubuntu Pro Sales Engineer on the global Field Engineering team. Role focuses on presales: gathering customer requirements, delivering demos and presentations, advising on Ubuntu and open source applications (Linux, containers, Kubernetes, OpenStack, cloud providers) and feeding product requirements to roadmap teams. Position is home-based (Americas) with up to ~25% global travel. Technical background, interpersonal skills and intermediate Python are required.

Join the Canonical Kernel Team to integrate and optimise platform support for silicon partners (e.g., SoCs), diagnose and resolve kernel issues, deliver silicon-optimised Ubuntu kernels, improve tooling and automation, and submit and review kernel patches. Role requires programming in C, hardware-level system engineering experience (device drivers/BSPs), git knowledge, and effective English communication; travel twice yearly for team events.

The Canonical Kernel Team seeks an engineer to own aspects of the boot process, BIOS/UEFI, ACPI (including AML) and other platform firmware components for the Ubuntu Linux kernel. Responsibilities include collaborating with platform vendors and a distributed team, contributing to and maintaining the Firmware Test Suite (FWTS), improving tooling/automation, and submitting/reviewing kernel patches with upstream maintainers. Requires strong C programming, familiarity with ACPI and UEFI, git, and knowledge of the x86 bootstrap process. Ability to travel internationally twice a year. Additional useful skills: Python, Bash, coreboot, packaging and kernel debugging.

Work remotely in EMEA on Ubuntu Core to design and implement low-level embedded Linux components (bootloaders, boot mechanisms, storage layout, device trees, kernel, services). Requires experience with C or Go and Shell, strong Linux knowledge, familiarity with bootloaders (piboot, u-boot, grub-uefi), systemd/udev/initrd, and interest or experience in security features (TPM, LUKS, HSM). Role involves unit testing, debugging system-level issues, code review, and occasional global travel (2–4 times/year).

Canonical is hiring a home-based Travel Operations Specialist to support company meetings and industry events worldwide. Responsibilities include engaging with colleagues on travel queries, managing travel vendors and supplier relationships, checking invoices and credits, monitoring trends (spend and emissions) and compliance with travel policy, and tracking unused tickets and airline points. Role requires strong organisation, communication, attention to detail, and willingness to travel up to four times a year for events.

The Threat Intelligence Lead will own threat intelligence strategy and execution, build and maintain OSINT research environments, identify and track intrusion threats and TTPs, and advise product and engineering teams on mitigations. The role reports to the CISO, involves coordinating adversary/campaign tracking and contributing to the wider threat intelligence community, and requires willingness to travel twice yearly for in-person events.

Canonical is hiring a remote Telco Cloud Field Engineer covering Americas and EMEA to lead customers through design and delivery of OpenStack, Kubernetes and software-defined networking solutions. Responsibilities include translating service provider requirements into telco cloud architectures (VNF/CNF, NFV, MEC), pre-sales consulting, implementing multi-tenant private/micro clouds, automation/IaC, and supporting customer onboarding. The role requires strong telco cloud infrastructure knowledge, Linux, networking, Python, and the ability to travel up to 25%.

Canonical seeks a Technical Product Marketing Manager (EMEA, remote) to own GTM strategy, messaging, campaign and content planning for the security and compliance portfolio. The role requires close collaboration with product, engineering, sales, and marketing, strong technical understanding of cybersecurity and open source, and a data-driven approach to demand generation and funnel optimization.

Canonical seeks product managers with a technical background to set vision, prioritise work, and lead product lifecycles for Ubuntu and related open source offerings. The role is home based in the EMEA region, involves cross-functional collaboration, market research, usability testing, go-to-market activities and occasional international travel (up to ~4 times/year).