Top Linux Jobs

The Senior O&M Engineer will monitor system health, troubleshoot issues, maintain storage systems, and provide after-hours support. Responsible for system security, creating and maintaining scripts, patching, upgrading systems, and user administration. Requires experience with large clusters, Linux systems, and AWS management.

As a DevOps Engineer, you will maintain and optimize the infrastructure for web applications, support CI/CD pipelines, and collaborate with development teams globally. You will work to improve performance, logging, and monitoring solutions while managing deployment processes.

As a Systems Engineer at CloudLinux, you will design, implement, and maintain cloud infrastructure using platforms like AWS and Azure. Your role involves collaborating with DevOps teams, automating deployment processes, monitoring system performance, and contributing to system architecture discussions.

The Reverse/Cyber Engineer will analyze software and firmware, develop exploitation strategies, and conduct reverse engineering. The role requires extensive experience in cryptography, debugging, and embedded systems, as well as proficiency in analysis tools and Android OS.

The System Engineer will manage the system control center, handle troubleshooting of advanced operational issues, and ensure effective communication with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include monitoring automated systems, training operators, and driving continuous improvement initiatives for warehouse automation.

The Network Engineer will configure Linux firewalls, lead troubleshooting efforts, design and maintain VPNs, generate network diagrams, and work with project managers and clients to gather requirements. A strong understanding of networking concepts and cloud deployment is essential for success in this role.

As a Linux Software Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead an engineering team to optimize the Ubuntu platform for various silicon platforms. Your role involves managing technical relationships, mentoring engineers, and collaborating with teams to ensure quality delivery of projects.

The Platform Engineer will drive the adoption of cloud technologies, managing resources through infrastructure as code to provide a self-service cloud resources platform. Responsibilities include designing, implementing, and maintaining cloud resources, ensuring compliance with security and governance standards, and collaborating with IT development teams.

The Sr. Software Engineer-Linux will develop robust sensor software across Linux platforms, enhance performance, and deploy solutions for customer environments. The role requires coding in multiple programming languages and a strong understanding of network protocols and cybersecurity practices.

The Platform Engineer will evaluate modernize government network infrastructure, provide expert advice on Microsoft environments, collaborate to design secure operating systems and networks, and ensure compliance with industry standards. The role requires teamwork with IT professionals and focuses on enhancing network performance.

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.

The Embedded & Desktop Linux Systems Engineer will optimize Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, collaborate with partners on technical plans, and lead customer engagements. The role requires designing and implementing superior integration of Ubuntu with IoT and server-class platforms, ensuring an excellent user experience, and working with advanced technologies in the enterprise sector.

As a Senior Linux Software Engineer at NVIDIA, you will work on Linux security, containerization, and high-performance computing infrastructure. Your responsibilities include crafting and enhancing software components for security, management, and driving technical issues to closure. You are expected to lead technically and manage self-directed work across multiple projects.

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 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 an Embedded Linux Software Engineer at Canonical, you will work on low-level system technology and embedded systems. Responsibilities include developing software for Ubuntu Core, enhancing kernel drivers, maintaining software stacks, and collaborating with global teams. A strong focus on innovation and open source is emphasized, as well as contributions to technical documentation and customer engagement.

The Platform Engineering Software Engineer develops and maintains the delivery platform for LF Education, which focuses on certifications and interactive training labs. Responsibilities include collaborating with stakeholders, applying test-driven development, and ensuring High-quality solutions using open-source and cloud-native technologies.