Engineering Manager for IAM (Identity and Access Management)

Canonical; Mérida; Presencial; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

An established industry player is looking for an experienced engineering manager to lead the development of innovative Go and Python services focused on identity and access management. This role offers the chance to shape the future of identity management while working with cutting-edge technologies like Kubernetes. You will manage a talented team, oversee the software development lifecycle, and collaborate with open-source communities. If you have a passion for building high-performing teams and delivering impactful software solutions, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Formación

• Proven experience in leading high-performance software engineering teams.
• Strong knowledge of Go and Python development, with a focus on distributed systems.

Responsabilidades

• Define technical vision and manage team backlog for high-quality software delivery.
• Design software, write code, conduct code reviews, and troubleshoot issues.

Conocimientos

Go

Python

Distributed Systems

Software Design

Performance Optimization

Software Security

Identity and Access Management

Kubernetes

Descripción del empleo

Canonical is seeking an experienced engineering manager to build high-performing Go and Python services and secure identity and access management solutions that will be used across all company products. From Ubuntu One SSO to Juju, LXD and MAAS your team will define the way Canonical users, clients, and community members access their favorite open source applications.

This is an opportunity for a software engineering manager with a passion for distributed systems operations to help us transform the future of identity management at Canonical. Experience in the identity and access management (IAM) field is desirable but not required. You will work with upstream open source projects, alongside internal teams to deliver high quality software that can be deployed on bare metal, public cloud, and Kubernetes.

As the identity team engineering manager you will bring significant software development experience, Kubernetes knowledge, and a keen eye for software design, performance, and security. You will be responsible for working with product management to define the technical vision for the products, managing the team backlog, reviewing code, and coaching younger team members.

You will also be involved in all the aspects of the software development process: you will design software, write high-quality code and tests, provide insightful code reviews, write documentation, and help to troubleshoot issues.

In addition to the engineering behind the project itself, you'll have the chance to work with industry-leading teams inside Canonical, ensuring your work is backed by rock-solid data stores, and highly observable using our Kubernetes-based Observability stack. You'll work with broader open source communities, participating in "hackfest" events, webinars, and conferences.

Who you are

• Proven experience hiring and leading a high performance software engineering team
• Experience with Go and Python software development
• Ability to design and implement complex, distributed systems
• Experience working with container technology and Kubernetes
• Strong understanding of software/infrastructure security and performance
• Experience designing and/or operating large scale distributed systems
• Knowledge of identity and access management technologies and standards is desirable but not essential

Canonical is a growing international software company that works with the open-source community to deliver Ubuntu, the world's best free software platform. Our services help businesses worldwide reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance security with Ubuntu.

We are proud to foster a workplace free from discrimination. Diversity of experience, perspectives, and background create a better work environment and better products. Whatever your identity we will give your application fair consideration.