Remote senior Developer Relations position (US, Canada, or Europe) responsible for producing developer-facing content (articles, guides, webinars, talks, videos, demos), running programs to bring developers into the GTM funnel, partnering with Marketing and Sales, collecting developer feedback, and influencing product-led and sales-led outcomes. Requires 5+ years building modern web UIs (JavaScript/TypeScript, React or similar) and a strong portfolio of technical communication.

Canonical seeks an Engineering Director to lead multiple distributed teams and manage engineering managers and staff engineers across a range of domains (e.g., Python, Go, C/C++, Rust, web, systems, security). Responsibilities include hiring, coaching, setting and measuring engineering processes and team health, representing products to stakeholders, and ensuring delivery quality. Role is remote (worldwide) and requires travel twice per year. Strong Linux-based software engineering background, extensive management experience, excellent English communication, and open source engagement are required.

Canonical seeks a Developer Relations Engineer to join a new DevRel team working with open-source communities. Responsibilities include engaging developers across forums and events, helping solve technical problems, contributing documentation and technical articles, running workshops and presentations, and collaborating across teams. Candidates should have strong programming experience, hands-on Linux and software packaging skills (Snaps, debs, charms, rocks, pip, containers), open-source contribution history, and be willing to travel globally twice a year.

Canonical is hiring multiple Community Engineer roles (various seniority levels) to enable and scale open source community initiatives around Ubuntu. Responsibilities include technical support for community projects, program management, content creation (blogs, social media), developer engagement (Discourse, Matrix, conferences), and representing community interests to Canonical teams. Roles are fully remote and involve periodic travel for events.