Container Platform Software Engineer

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is seeking a talented Container Platform Software Engineer to join their innovative team. This role is part of an exciting initiative to develop a new generation of Ubuntu-based container images that will revolutionize open-source application deployment worldwide.

As a Container Platform Software Engineer, you'll be at the forefront of developing tools and technology for building and maintaining next-generation container images. You'll work with cutting-edge products like Rocks (OCI images) and Chisel, collaborating with multiple teams both internally and externally to ensure delivery of high-quality container images while maintaining the seamless Ubuntu user experience.

The role offers a unique opportunity to work in a truly global, distributed environment with 1100+ colleagues across 75+ countries. Canonical's remote-first culture, established since 2004, provides flexibility while maintaining strong team connections through bi-annual in-person meetings in interesting locations worldwide.

Key responsibilities include building robust, scalable container images, implementing CI/CD processes, developing security compliance tools, and engaging with the open-source community. You'll work primarily with Go and contribute to the company's container-building tools while participating in architectural reviews and technical decision-making processes.

The ideal candidate will bring strong software development skills, experience with CI/CD systems, containerization expertise, and proficiency in Go programming. You'll join a profitable, growing company that's founder-led and pioneering global distributed collaboration. This position offers excellent growth opportunities, competitive compensation, and comprehensive benefits including learning budgets and travel opportunities.

Join Canonical to shape the future of open-source technology and make a meaningful impact on the global technology landscape. You'll work with industry leaders in cloud computing, data science, AI, and IoT while contributing to Ubuntu, one of the most important open source projects in the world.