About this role
Role Overview
The Product Manager - AI position at Canonical is a home-based role open to candidates located in the EMEA time zone. This opening suits technology professionals with a software engineering background who want to shape market demands and drive the future of open source software development. During the hiring process, the team identifies specific software products that match the candidate's interests and domain expertise.
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About the Company
Canonical is a pioneering technology company and the publisher of Ubuntu, a leading platform for public cloud, data science, AI, engineering innovation, and IoT. Established in 2004, the profitable and founder-led organization operates as a globally distributed team with over 1,200 colleagues spread across more than 75 countries. The firm champions open source software and strives to make deployments easier, more reliable, and secure for enterprise markets worldwide.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application directly on the official Canonical careers page to be considered for the general product management track.
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Where is the Product Manager - AI position located?
This role is home-based in the EMEA time zone, and applicants must reside within this region.
What travel is required for this role?
Team members are expected to travel internationally up to four times a year for company events that can last up to two weeks.
What qualifications are needed for the Product Manager role?
Candidates need exceptional academic results, an understanding of Linux and open source, strong communication skills in English, a high sense of ownership, and relevant software industry experience for senior levels.
What kind of benefits does Canonical offer?
Canonical provides a learning and development budget of USD 2,000 per year, annual compensation reviews, performance-driven bonuses, holiday leave, parental leave, an Employee Assistance Program, and travel perks.
How does Canonical structure its working environment?
Canonical operates primarily as a distributed company with very few office-based roles, bringing teams together a few times a year in person for strategic alignment.