Top Engineering Jobs in Manchester

The Engineering Manager will lead a team focused on developing Ubuntu for public cloud, ensuring optimal performance and security. Responsibilities include mentoring engineers, managing team expectations, and fostering an agile engineering culture. The role requires technical leadership in Python and Golang and involvement in architectural decision-making, as well as engaging with external stakeholders and the open source community.

The Cloud Field Engineering Manager leads a team of cloud solutions architects, guiding them in implementing Canonical's open source solutions for public and private clouds. Responsibilities include problem-solving for customers, participating in presales conversations, coaching engineers, and ensuring delivery of high-quality results.

The Engineering Manager will lead a team to build scalable data solutions using Python and cloud technologies, manage expectations with stakeholders, foster a collaborative engineering culture, and contribute code as needed. Responsibilities include hiring, mentoring, and upholding high engineering standards.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, lead a distributed team focused on developing Logging, Monitoring, and Alerting solutions. Oversee team operations, conduct code reviews, and foster a positive work environment while promoting healthy engineering practices and fulfilling project goals.

As a Rust Engineering Lead at Canonical, you'll design and implement software in Rust, advocate for its adoption, and enhance the engineering processes within a fully distributed team. Candidates should have a strong background in Linux and Rust, and a commitment to high standards of engineering.

As an Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on productizing business workloads using Python and Kubernetes. Responsibilities include managing engineering standards, mentoring team members, and advancing agile practices while ensuring quality and collaboration. You will oversee strategies and execution to enhance operations in public clouds and data centers.

The Software Engineering Manager will lead a remote team focused on developing next-gen private cloud infrastructure using KVM, Ceph, and SDN. Responsibilities include mentoring engineers, advocating modern software practices, participating in software engineering processes, and engaging with the open source community. Strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of Linux and distributed systems are essential.

The Embedded Linux Field Engineering Manager will lead a team in Presales and Professional Services, guiding customers with solution architecture and delivery. Responsibilities include mentoring engineers, solving customer problems, implementing engineering processes, and representing the team to stakeholders. The role demands extensive experience in embedded Linux and proficiency in various programming languages, along with strong leadership and interpersonal skills.

The Software Engineer will handle issues within the Linux-based open source stack by troubleshooting and resolving customer problems, maintaining team collaborations, and contributing bug fixes. The role emphasizes strong engineering skills across various technologies including Ceph and Kubernetes.

The Linux Engineering Manager will lead a team optimizing Ubuntu for the latest hardware. Responsibilities include designing integrations, managing relationships with partners, ensuring project milestones are met, and fostering team development and quality standards.

As an Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead a team building a Ceph-focused software-defined storage solution, manage a globally distributed team, and ensure sound software architecture. Responsibilities include coaching your team, advancing agile practices, maintaining engineering excellence, and collaborating with other leaders. Strong technical and leadership skills are essential.

The Support Engineering Manager is responsible for managing and developing a professional support team, ensuring customer satisfaction, handling escalations, and improving support processes for Canonical's Ubuntu products. The role requires strong leadership, technical skills, and a commitment to team development.

As a Software Engineering Director at Canonical, you will lead multiple engineering teams, manage personnel, maintain company culture, implement engineering processes, ensure quality delivery, and represent products to stakeholders. You will also encourage career development, measure team productivity, and collaborate with leadership and related product teams.

The Cloud Engineering Manager will lead a team in the BootStack team responsible for managing the development and operations of cloud services, ensuring quality service delivery and focusing on team health and productivity. The role requires collaboration with various stakeholders and an emphasis on agile methodologies, as well as an understanding of complex distributed systems.

As the OpenStack Engineering Manager, you will lead a team focused on managed services for customer environments, ensuring quality and timely delivery while collaborating with various stakeholders. Your role will include process implementation and measuring team health indicators.

The Engineering Manager at Canonical is responsible for leading a distributed team in MLOps and analytics, ensuring productivity, conducting code reviews, and facilitating team growth. The role requires technical leadership in machine learning and collaboration with product managers. This position fosters a productive culture and focuses on strategic engineering roadmaps.

As a Director of Solutions Engineering, you will lead technical pre-sales activities for acquiring new clients in the pharma and event engagement sectors. You will demo products tailored to customer needs, provide technical support during sales, create supporting materials, and engage customers in technical discussions, focusing on implementation and integration solutions.