Software Engineer - Python - Cloud - graduate level

CanonicalSoftware Development

Americas, EST, PSTFull-Time

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Job Details

Languages: English
Experience: Extensive experience with Python on Linux

Requirements

Extensive experience with Python on Linux
Experience with Ubuntu Linux systems administration
Experience with continuous integration
Experience with end-system contract management
Experience with Debian packaging
Experience working with public or on premise clouds
Contributions to open source Python projects are an advantage
Bachelor’s or equivalent in Computer Science, STEM or similar degree

Responsibilities

Develop, test and release improvements to Ubuntu on public clouds
Optimize Ubuntu on major public clouds
Integrate Ubuntu with native cloud services
Collaborate with distributed teams and cloud partners
Write high quality code with tests
Debug issues
Review code
Discuss and investigate solutions
Work from home with global travel 2-4 weeks per year

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