Solutions Architect for Automotive @ Canonical
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About the Role
Canonical is a leading provider of open source software and operating systems used in enterprises globally. As a Solutions Architect for Automotive, you will help partners such as Mercedes, Ford, GM, and more understand and embrace Canonical's open source platform including Ubuntu, OpenStack, Kubernetes, AI/MLOps and related technologies.
Key Responsibilities
- Engage with customers during presales to gather requirements and explain Canonical's technology.
- Collaborate with experts on Cloud, Kubernetes, Security, and more to develop comprehensive solutions.
- Participate in project delivery related to Embedded Linux, including demos and PoCs.
- Relay market requirements to key stakeholders and assist in refining solutions.
- Act as both a customer advocate and trusted advisor for Canonical.
What We Are Looking For
Candidates must have a strong background in Linux (especially Debian or Ubuntu) with significant experience in embedded Linux and proficiency in languages such as Golang, Python, C, C++, or Rust. A technical understanding of low-level Linux boot, BIOS, firmware, and embedded software development is essential, as is proven experience in the Automotive industry. Strong communication, presentation skills, and readiness to travel up to 30% are required.
Additional Desirable Skills
- Experience with ISO26262 and/or ISO21434 standards.
- Customer engagement expertise.
What We Offer
Canonical offers a remote-first work environment with eventual in-person team sprints, competitive compensation with annual reviews and bonuses, personal development budgets, travel opportunities, and comprehensive well-being benefits.
Key skills/competency
- Linux
- Embedded
- Coding
- Presales
- Customer Engagement
- Automotive
- Cloud
- Kubernetes
- Open Source
- Communication
How to Get Hired at Canonical
🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Customize your resume: Highlight Linux, embedded, and automotive expertise.
- Research Canonical: Review their open source projects and global impact.
- Emphasize customer skills: Showcase presales and technical advisory experiences.
- Prepare for technical discussions: Review Ubuntu, Kubernetes, and embedded Linux topics.