Remote Python Engineer — Data Mesh & SaaS Integrations

Canonical; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Canonical is seeking a Python Software Engineer for the Integrations team. The role focuses on automating SAAS user management, onboarding data sources to the data mesh, and integrating data sources using open-source ETL solutions.

The role is based remotely in the EMEA region, with opportunities to coach or mentor based on seniority. You will collaborate across engineering and business teams and contribute to high-quality Python solutions and open-source integrations.

Qualifications

• Exceptional academic track record from both high school and university.
• Undergraduate degree in a technical subject or a compelling narrative about an alternative path.
• Track record of going above-and-beyond to achieve outstanding results.
• Experience with software development in Python.
• Professional written and spoken English with excellent presentation skills.
• Ability to travel internationally twice a year, for company events up to two weeks long.

Responsibilities

• Develop engineering solutions leveraging Python.
• Collaborate with colleagues on technical designs and code reviews.
• Deploy and operate services developed by the team.
• Depending on your seniority, coach, mentor, and offer career development feedback.
• Develop and evangelize great engineering and organizational practices.

Skills

Python programming

English proficiency

Education

Undergraduate degree in a technical subject

Tools

Airbyte

Ranger

Temporal

Trino

Job description

Canonical is seeking a Python Software Engineer for the Integrations team. The role focuses on automating SAAS user management, onboarding data sources to the data mesh, and integrating data sources using open-source ETL solutions.

The role is based remotely in the EMEA region, with opportunities to coach or mentor based on seniority. You will collaborate across engineering and business teams and contribute to high-quality Python solutions and open-source integrations.