About this role
Canonical is seeking a Technical Product Manager to join its distributed team across the EMEA region for a general application track. This remote opportunity suits an experienced technologist with a software engineering background who wants to shape market demands and elevate open source software.
Role Overview
Canonical is hiring a Technical Product Manager to define the vision and direct the execution for various software products ranging from the Ubuntu Platform and Ubuntu Pro Services to AI/ML, IoT, Cloud, Telco, Finance, Automotive, and Application Management. The role oversees the entire product lifecycle from conception to delivery. Candidates are matched with specific product domains based on their interests and expertise during the interview process. The professional joining this team will collaborate closely with engineering, design, marketing, and sales departments to deliver high-quality solutions that satisfy business and user requirements.
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About the Company
Canonical is a pioneering tech enterprise known for publishing Ubuntu, a leading platform for public cloud, data science, AI, engineering innovation, and IoT. Operating with a distributed model since 2004, the profitable and founder-led company employs over 1,200 colleagues across 75+ countries. Canonical partners with the world's leading public cloud and silicon providers to make open source easier, more reliable, and more secure.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application directly on the official Canonical careers page to be considered for this home-based EMEA role.
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Where is the Technical Product Manager position located?
This role is home-based in the EMEA time zone, and candidates must be located within this region.
What specific product domains are available at Canonical?
Open domains include Ubuntu Platform, Ubuntu Pro Services, AI/ML & MLOps, IoT, Cloud, Telco, Finance, Automotive, and Application Management.
How often do team members travel or meet in person?
Teams meet in person two to four times yearly for team sprints in interesting locations around the world, with travel lasting up to two weeks long.
What kind of professional background is expected for this role?
Canonical looks for technologists with a software engineering background, an understanding of Linux, and a passion for the open source software community.
What professional development support does Canonical offer?
Canonical provides a personal learning and development budget of USD 2,000 per year for all team members.