IoT Field Engineer
Canonical
IoT Field Engineer
Canonical
Publishes Ubuntu and sells enterprise Linux support
Role Summary
Ubuntu is the most widely used Linux for innovation from cloud to connected device. Our growing team of IoT field engineers help customers deliver sophisticated IoT products and services across a wide range of industries - from autonomous vehicles to refrigeration solutions.
Field engineers carry a significant responsibility - helping customers understand the range of silicon and board options, helping them deliver their unique applications, and helping them ensure the security of critical infrastructure. Our team hires software engineers with experience in the full stack of Linux from firmware to GUI. We represent Canonical and its capabilities to some of the most important companies in the world. Our customers have tremendously varied goals - from mission critical and very expensive machines to tiny and low-cost things. We aim to bring the right insights at each stage of the process and to help these customers make effective choices. Most importantly, we aim to help them deliver devices that meet their business goals, on time.
Responsibilities include consulting, developing, demonstrating, and presenting some of the most advanced operating systems and application technologies available in the enterprise world. The role is a fast-paced, problem-solving environment and the questions require answers can be challenging yet very exciting. The right candidate must be resourceful, quick-thinking, and able to deliver on a wide variety of solutions across cloud, server, desktop and IoT technologies.
This role will support customers in China and the broader Asia-Pacific market.
Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities
Required Skills and Experience
Canonical publishes Ubuntu and builds commercial open source infrastructure software for organizations running computers, servers and connected devices. Ubuntu is its flagship Linux operating system, with editions for personal computers, cloud workloads and embedded equipment. Its commercial tools manage systems, deploy private clouds and automate the operation of applications across a company's infrastructure. Customers pay for Ubuntu Pro subscriptions, technical support and managed services that add security maintenance, compliance tools and help operating their software. Canonical was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
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