Top Linux Jobs in Atlanta, GA

As a Software Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead a distributed team of software engineers, focusing on kernel development for Ubuntu. Responsibilities include team development, overseeing kernel delivery, managing commercial engagements, and ensuring quality standards while collaborating with various teams and external partners.

Lead the architecture, implementation, and delivery of kernel engineering for Ubuntu Linux. Drive engagements with partners, mitigate vulnerabilities, enhance performance, streamline packaging, and ensure high-quality distribution of Ubuntu Linux. Collaborate with the Kernel Team and manage delivery with junior and mid-level engineers.

As a Linux System Engineer at Canonical, you will focus on enhancing the quality of Ubuntu through automation and testing. You'll monitor quality indicators, troubleshoot issues, improve continuous integration processes, and develop automated test cases, while collaborating with various teams.

As a Rust Engineering Lead at Canonical, you'll design and implement software in Rust, advocate for its adoption, debug and fix user issues, and contribute to the engineering process through reviews and collaboration. You will enhance the Ubuntu platform to support Rust development and engage in community discussions on technical specifications.

As an Embedded Linux Consultant, you will engage with customers to gather requirements, propose solutions, and participate in project delivery related to Embedded Linux. You'll promote Canonical's technology while acting as a trusted advisor, ensuring customer satisfaction and advocating for their needs.

As an Embedded Linux Containers Software Engineer, you will work on developing and maintaining mission-critical code in Golang, with a focus on software delivery, security sandboxing, telemetry, and device management for Linux-based systems. You will collaborate with a distributed team, debug issues, create new features, and engage in code reviews while ensuring high-quality and maintainable software solutions.

As a Linux Kernel Engineer at Canonical, you will collaborate with teams and silicon vendors to enhance Ubuntu Linux support on various SoC platforms, diagnose kernel issues, deliver optimized kernel variants, and improve delivery tooling and automation. You will need a strong software engineering aptitude with a focus on hardware interaction, along with significant programming skills in C and experience with device drivers.

As a Junior Linux Kernel Engineer at Canonical, you will work on the Linux kernel for Ubuntu, tackling initiatives related to security, embedded systems, and device drivers while collaborating with a global team. You'll learn from mentors and support kernel delivery, testing, and patching.