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Python Software Engineer
Job in
Hamilton, Ontario, E8H, Canada
Listed on 2026-06-02
Listing for:
Canonical
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-06-02
Job specializations:
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Software Development
Python, Software Engineer, Cloud Engineer - Software, DevOps
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Elevate your software engineering career with Canonical as a Python Software Engineer focused on Ubuntu Pro Client enhancements. Work remotely while collaborating with a global team on cutting-edge technologies.
Canonical seeks a skilled Software Engineer to enhance the Ubuntu Pro Client, vital for enterprise and personal users worldwide. This role involves developing, testing, and releasing improvements while maintaining high quality and stability. You will collaborate with teams across different domains, ensuring user needs are consistently met.
Key Responsibilities:
• Collaborate effectively with a distributed team
• Write high-quality Python code with comprehensive tests
• Debug issues and enhance product quality
• Review code contributions from fellow engineers
• Share ideas and explore innovative solutions
Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field
• Extensive Python experience, specifically on Linux
• Familiarity with Ubuntu systems administration and Debian packaging
• Interest in continuous integration and cloud technologies
• Engagement with the open-source community is a plus
Apply your passion for technology to contribute to an impactful tool widely used around the globe.
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