Engineering Manager for IAM (Identity and Access Management) at Canonical

Americas

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Technology, Open SourceIndustries

Requirements

Proven experience hiring and leading a high-performance software engineering team
Experience with Go and Python software development
Ability to design and implement complex, distributed systems
Experience working with container technology and Kubernetes
Strong understanding of software/infrastructure security and performance
Experience designing and/or operating large-scale distributed systems
Knowledge of identity and access management technologies and standards is desirable but not essential

Responsibilities

Working with product management to define the technical vision for the products
Managing the team backlog
Reviewing code
Coaching younger team members
Designing software
Writing high-quality code and tests
Providing insightful code reviews
Writing documentation
Troubleshooting issues
Working with upstream open source projects
Working with internal teams
Participating in "hackfest" events, webinars, and conferences
Ensuring work is backed by rock-solid data stores
Utilizing a Kubernetes-based Observability stack

Skills

Python

Kubernetes

distributed systems

IAM

container technology

software security

infrastructure security

open source

Canonical

Provides enterprise support for Ubuntu OS

About Canonical

Canonical publishes Ubuntu, an open-source operating system, and offers various commercial services for it. Their products include extended security maintenance, kernel livepatch services, and enterprise support, which help businesses maintain secure and efficient infrastructure. Canonical partners with hardware and software vendors to certify that Ubuntu operates well on different devices, enhancing its reliability. The company generates revenue through subscription services, support contracts, and certification fees. Canonical stands out from competitors with its strong emphasis on security, data center automation, and developer experience, making Ubuntu a preferred choice for enterprises. The goal of Canonical is to provide comprehensive, secure, and customizable solutions for a diverse clientele, from individual developers to large organizations.

London, United KingdomHeadquarters

2004Year Founded

$9.6MTotal Funding

EARLY_VCCompany Stage

Enterprise Software, CybersecurityIndustries

1,001-5,000Employees

Benefits

Performance Bonus

Professional Development Budget

Paid Vacation

Parental Leave

Mental Health Support

Remote Work Options

Risks

Competition from other Linux distributions like Red Hat and SUSE is increasing.

Potential security vulnerabilities in new Ubuntu releases could affect user trust.

Rapid AI evolution may require Canonical to invest significantly to stay competitive.

Differentiation

Canonical is a leader in the enterprise open-source market with Ubuntu.

The company offers extended security maintenance and enterprise support for Ubuntu.

Canonical partners with hardware vendors to certify Ubuntu's compatibility and performance.

Upsides

Growing demand for edge computing boosts Canonical's partnerships, like with congatec.

RISC-V architecture expansion offers new opportunities for Ubuntu's market reach.

Hardware acceleration in web browsers enhances user experience with Canonical's Chromium snap.

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