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An innovative company is seeking a Security Software Engineer to enhance security across various teams. This role involves defining and implementing security features, analyzing vulnerabilities, and contributing to open source projects. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in software engineering, particularly in security, and will work closely with product teams to ensure robust security practices. With a commitment to open source and a remote-first culture, this position offers opportunities for growth and collaboration in a dynamic environment. Join a team that values innovation and continuous learning in the field of security engineering.
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This is a general track for security-focused engineering across all teams and levels at Canonical. Apply if you are an exceptional security-focused software engineer.
Most product engineering teams include dedicated security engineers to enhance security through practices like threat modeling, architecture reviews, security testing, and liaising with external analysts. We develop security-driven products such as AppArmor and tools for Ubuntu's security, compliance, and certification.
As the publisher of Ubuntu, we handle long-term security responses and hardening, working with upstream projects and requiring fluency in major programming languages. Our security roles involve feature development, vulnerability response, proactive security, and community participation, collaborating closely with other teams, customers, and open source communities.
Location: Open to all time zones.
About Canonical
Canonical pioneers open source, publishing Ubuntu, a key platform for AI, IoT, and cloud. We hire globally, uphold high standards, and have been remote-first since 2004. Working here means innovation, continuous learning, and growth.
Canonical is an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity and fairness.