UX Designer - Infrastructure

About the role

Canonical is hiring a UX Designer for its infrastructure design work, based remotely in the EMEA region. The designer will work on the open-source tools used to build clouds and manage fleets of compute — products such as MAAS, LXD, MicroCloud and Canonical Kubernetes — turning deeply complex infrastructure workflows into efficient, intuitive experiences. Day to day, the role sits inside Canonical's central design team, partnering with product managers and engineers, running and acting on user research, and helping to evolve the design systems that these products share. It suits a designer who enjoys research-led work on technical products used by expert operators. The listing does not state a salary figure; Canonical says compensation is shaped by location, experience and performance, and the role carries a USD 2,000 annual learning budget among its benefits. The position involves international travel twice a year for company events. Interested candidates should apply through the application link before the deadline, if any is shown there.

Requirements

Exceptional academic track record Bachelor's degree or equivalent in User Experience, Design or STEM, or a compelling alternative narrative Knowledge of and passion for user experience, technology and design Confidence in user research practices Engagement with the latest design research and innovation Ability to travel internationally twice a year for company events, up to two weeks

Skills