I am Renee Belin, I have applied for the Accounts Payable Clerk position with Canonical. I have worked in the administrative field for 10+years and acquired many skills. During those years, I have worked with a diverse range of professionals and individuals who have enriched my experience and given me the ability to adapt to dynamic work environments.
After reading a few joiners from this thread, and I feel confident that I will be collaborating with new or experienced individuals.
Iām Mohan, a software engineer with a background in Go, Game development and AI systems. I am excited to be here and looking forward to make meaningful contributions as part of this wonderful community, especially using Go. If any of you are open to mentoring, or even just pointing me toward a good starting point or someone to shadow, I would really appreciate the guidance. Best regards!
Iām Dominika, just wanted to pop in and say hi! Iāve just applied for the Customer Success Manager role at Canonical and Iām super excited about the possibility of joining you all.
Iām a big people person, a bit of a sport and health freak, and I absolutely love cooking. So if I end up joining the team, expect cookies at the earliest possible time!
If anyone feels like sharing whatās their highlight of the job here at Canonical, I would really appreciate it.
Also, if I have here any Dad Joke lovers then hereās one for you:
Why did the computer show up at work late? Because it had a hard drive.
Bonjour,
This is Marc from Quebec city : Iāve been involved in many things Linux since 1999-2000. It was love at 1st byte ā¦ and never strayed far from Debian distros. Last few years itās Ubuntu more and more for their solid and complete product. Iām at the point now where Iād be thinking : why not work for Canonical and help them make and even greater impact in the IT world. Whatever they line-up for me : Iāll be answering the call. In the meantime Iāve applied on numerous posting on LinkedIn. And just now had a super pleasant conf-call with a product manager from the UK (Ishani). I hope there is much more to come.
Regards,
Marc
Hi Dominka,
As soon as the accept me in - Iāll let you know ;- )
I already work in a Linux role : my desktops (office and home) and work (redhat, but Linux nonetheless). IMHO, Linux works is challenging and satisfying { contrarily to those that work on a product from Redmond - seem to express frustrations, more}.
So, Iām ready for anything Canonical sees fit to match me with.
Regards,
Marc
I am VERY excited about participating in this community. As someone who applied for the HR generalist position I am so pleasantly surprised at the amount of attention goes in to community and connection. This is what my profession strives for and the fact that Canonical does this shows me so much about the company already and it is surely impressive. I hope to connect with you all.
My name is Adegoke Oluwatosin. I just applied for the Junior Project Manager role at Canonical. I am a Nigerian with a background in geology. I am interested in technology and how it can shape lives. I am very interested in learning and building with the people and teams at Canonical.
I am very excited about this opportunity and look forward to joining Canonical.
Best Regards.
Happy to have a chance to connect with fellow applicants and new joiners already at this early stage in the hiring process.
My name is Josefin and Iv just applied for the HR Manager position and looking forward to my first interview. Iām based in Amsterdam but originally from Stockholm. Loving the expat life and working in a global environment that gives me the chance to connect with people from all around the world.
Hoping we have the chance to work closely together in the near future and until then wishing you all the best of luck with your interviews!
Josefin
Iām Maria Fernanda Cervantes, an Industrial and Mechatronics Engineer from Mexico, now based in Belgium. I recently applied for the Associate Sales Operations Analyst role at Canonical!
I previously worked in AWS, as the Sales Operations for Mexico, Iām quite passionate about using data to streamline processes and support scalable growth. I always wanted to move abroad and expand my experience in fast-growing environments.
Excited about Canonicalās mission and looking forward to connecting!
I am excited to join this forum. I am a tech enthusiast and a Computer Science graduate with professional working experience in project management. I have recently applied for the Junior Project Manager position at Canonicalās Helsinki office and am eager to connect with others in the community. I am particularly drawn to Canonicalās open-source mission and the innovative work around Juju and cloud-native technologies. I am always striving to learn, collaborate and contribute wherever I can.
Hi all! Iām feeling very happy to be participating in this forum. I just applied for a GSI Partner Sales Director position and, although Iām not a deep tech guy :-), I do know some basic stuff. Iād love to understand more about Juju ā many thanks in advance to anyone who can help me!
It has been a delight reading through your comments.
Iām Munirat, a Product/Project Coordinator from Nigeria with a background in EdTech delivery and a growing passion for open source infrastructure.
I joined this forum after applying for a role at Canonical and reading about how deeply collaboration and transparency are built into the company culture. That really resonated with me especially as someone who loves simplifying complex workflows and aligning teams to deliver real, user-serving solutions.
Iām excited to learn more about how open source decisions get shaped here, and hopefully contribute in any way I can.
Looking forward to connecting with more of you and exploring how product delivery and open collaboration can go hand in hand.
Iām Dr. Reuphillan Pelser, and Iāve recently applied for the Head of Talent Development position. Itās such a pleasure to become part of this vibrant community on Charmhub and see so many ānewbyā posts.
My professional journey spans leadership development, global consulting, and customer strategy, with a strong focus on people-centric growth, part of the topic in my PhD thesis. Iām really passionate about building teams in cultures that unlock potential in our most valuable asset - people!
I have been a lifelong learner and educator, and I started my IT career in a team that used Linux in the 80ās - giving away my age/experience :). Iām inspired by open-source communities and how they connect innovation with collaboration and really keen to learn from your experiences.
Please do reach outāwhether to chat about charms, leadership, or just to say hello. Looking forward to engaging with you all.
Iām exploring and getting familiar with the Juju and Charm ecosystem. I come from a background in Software Quality assurance and project coordination, and Iām particularly interested in how open-source projects like these are structured and managed.
I was wondering how do contributors typically coordinate development and updates across Charms and models? Are there standard practices or tools used within the community for planning, tracking, or release management?
Would love to hear any insights, or even just good threads or docs to read through. Thanks for the great work and openness of this space!
