Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is seeking a MAAS Systems Engineer to focus on building tooling to enhance data center operational efficiency in their Toronto lab. This role combines software engineering with hardware operations, requiring expertise in Python development and Linux administration. You'll be responsible for managing and operating the lab used for Ubuntu server certification, working with cutting-edge silicon and server designs. The position involves writing and utilizing software for server and network switch deployment, solving complex design problems, and improving system reliability and performance. The role requires on-site presence 4-6 days per month in Toronto, with the remainder being remote work. As part of a global team of 1100+ colleagues across 75+ countries, you'll contribute to the development of MAAS (Metal as a Service) software, collaborate with various engineering teams, and work on improving data center operations through automation. This is an ideal opportunity for someone who enjoys both software development and hardware infrastructure, offering exposure to the latest server technologies while working for a pioneer in open source software. The company offers comprehensive benefits, including learning budgets, regular team meetups worldwide, and a performance-driven culture in a profitable, growing organization.