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The Golang Engineer will design and implement software in Go, debug user issues, participate in code reviews, collaborate with teams, and contribute to product success through technical advocacy. Candidates should have extensive experience with Linux and a strong academic background in Computer Science or related STEM fields.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead a web engineering team, ensuring their growth and satisfaction. You will write and review code, mentor team members, manage expectations with stakeholders, and advocate for agile practices while driving the delivery of technical solutions that meet business needs.

As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on building scalable multi-cloud and on-premise data solutions, primarily with Big Data and MySQL. Responsibilities include team leadership, coding contributions, and promoting agile practices. You will be involved in mentoring, ensuring high-quality product delivery, and fostering collaboration within the engineering culture.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead and develop a team of engineers, provide career guidance, implement disciplined engineering processes, and represent your team to stakeholders. You'll also focus on team health, project management, and fostering great engineering practices within a collaborative leadership environment.

As an Engineering Manager for Commercial Systems, you will lead and manage teams in building and operating key software solutions across contract services, data lakes, SaaS integrations, and public cloud support. Your role involves collaborating with various engineering teams to improve processes and ensure high-quality software delivery.

As an Embedded Linux Software Engineer at Canonical, you will work on low-level system technology, contribute to Ubuntu Core and snapd software development, optimize Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, maintain software stacks, and collaborate with global teams to enhance open source technologies.

As a Community Engineer at Canonical, you will facilitate community engagement and support initiatives, representing community interests, and collaborating with developers to enhance the Ubuntu project. Responsibilities include writing content, addressing community concerns, and promoting community contributions through various platforms.