Security Operations Engineer (SOC)

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is seeking Security Operations Engineers to join their new team reporting to the CISO. This role is crucial in building an unprecedented level of assurance and observable rigour into the open source supply chain. The Security Operations (SecOps) team will be responsible for designing, implementing, and evolving Canonical's security practices, protecting both internal infrastructure and the global Ubuntu ecosystem.

The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of open source and cybersecurity, defending highly contested critical assets against advanced persistent threats. The role involves not just securing Canonical's assets but also contributing to the broader open source security community through threat intelligence sharing and industry engagement.

As a Security Operations Engineer, you'll be part of a team that implements and evolves the Security Operation Center, analyzes security architecture, and handles threat detection and response. The role combines hands-on security work with strategic thinking, requiring both technical expertise and the ability to influence security practices across the organization.

Canonical offers a truly remote-first environment, competitive compensation with annual reviews, and comprehensive benefits including learning budgets and travel opportunities. The company's position as a pioneer in open source technology, particularly with Ubuntu's role in AI, IoT, and cloud computing, makes this an exceptional opportunity for security professionals looking to make a global impact.

The ideal candidate will bring strong academic credentials in Computer Science or STEM, proven experience in Security Operations, and deep expertise in threat modeling and risk management. This role offers the chance to work with state-of-the-art security tools while contributing to the security of one of the world's most important open source platforms.