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Canonical is hiring Graduate Software Engineer, Open Source and Linux (Batch Eligible 2024 and 2025)
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Cannonical
Pune, Maharashtra
Published by
Ashok Kumar
Updated May 1, 2025
Join Canonical as a Graduate Software Engineer and be a part of our global platform company known for its open-source software and operating systems, widely utilized in enterprise initiatives such as AI, data science, and IoT. Work remotely with a dynamic, distributed team spread across 75 countries.
As a Graduate Software Engineer, you’ll contribute to Ubuntu’s open-source stack across diverse software engineering challenges, from BIOS to Kubernetes clusters. You will be involved in shaping the roadmap for global sprints, focusing on design and user experience, and writing high-quality, performant code.
We seek candidates with exceptional academic track records, possessing an undergraduate degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a STEM discipline. Confidence in languages such as Python, Rust, C/C++, Golang, JavaScript, or Java is crucial, as is experience with Ubuntu or another Linux distribution.
Canonical offers a unique work environment that prioritizes personal growth with a learning and development budget of USD 2,000 annually. Benefit from a distributed work setting, annual compensation reviews, and the chance to travel for team sprints, where you’ll meet colleagues in exciting new locations.
Canonical’s commitment to open-source endeavors and a remote-first approach fosters innovation and collaboration. Become a part of a team that raises the bar for global software progression in a supportive, inclusive environment that values diversity across all spectrums of identity.
This position is open for 2024 and 2025 graduates, providing an excellent opportunity to start a fulfilling career in open-source software engineering.
Proficient in Python, Golang, Rust, C/C++, JavaScript, and Linux systems with a focus on open-source contributions.
Canonical Ltd. is a prominent British software company best known for developing and maintaining Ubuntu, one of the world's most popular open-source Linux distributions. Founded in 2004 by South African entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical's mission is to drive the adoption of open-source software and make computing accessible, reliable, and secure for everyone. The company employs over 700 professionals globally, collaborating with a vast community of developers and partners.
Canonical is recognized for its leadership in cloud computing, IoT, and enterprise solutions, offering products and services that power everything from personal computers to large-scale cloud infrastructures. Its Ubuntu operating system is widely used in data centers, developer workstations, and embedded devices. Canonical has recently made headlines for its advancements in containerization, edge computing, and partnerships with major technology providers such as Microsoft, Google, and AWS. The company's commitment to innovation and open-source principles has solidified its reputation as a key player in the global technology landscape.
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