Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is seeking a Community Engineer to join their Ubuntu Community team. This role is perfect for technically proficient individuals passionate about open source software, Linux, and community building. As a Community Engineer, you'll bridge the gap between the Ubuntu community and Canonical, supporting initiatives with technical expertise and organizational skills. You'll work with volunteer developers, facilitate new technical projects, and represent community interests to Canonical teams.
The position requires someone with strong technical background in Linux, preferably with experience in DevOps, Software Development, Testing/QA, or container technology. You'll be responsible for supporting and engaging with volunteer developers, creating content, and ensuring the community stays informed through various channels including social media and blog posts.
Working in a fully remote environment since 2004, Canonical offers a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of open source technology. The role involves global travel for internal and external events, allowing you to represent Ubuntu at conferences and engage with the wider Linux ecosystem. You'll be part of a distributed team that values collaboration, innovation, and community-driven development.
Benefits include a competitive compensation package, personal development budget, parental leave, and travel opportunities. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to combine technical expertise with community leadership in one of the most influential open source companies globally.