Top Entry Level Linux Jobs in Atlanta, GA

Develop and maintain Ruby on Rails applications, work within virtual machines, use source control (Subversion or similar), interact with Oracle or other databases, and collaborate on a Linux-based stack. Java and DNS knowledge are preferred additions.

Own end-to-end creation, validation, and maintenance of HD maps for autonomous airport tractors. Intake mapping requests, edit maps (lanes, routes, regulatory elements) using Lanelet2/OpenStreetMap tooling and JOSM, submit pull requests through Map CI, validate in simulation and on-vehicle tests, document results, and coordinate vendor map deliveries.

Install, configure, customize, test, and support KNAPP logistics software onsite and remotely. Develop software customizations, SQL reports, interfaces; train customers; collaborate with international teams; document and hand over projects.

Join Canonical as a graduate software engineer to write high-quality code across the open source stack, work on Linux system-level and application projects, engage with communities, respond to customer issues, and develop security-aware software while collaborating remotely and attending biannual in-person team sprints.

Contribute as an Agile Scrum team member to develop features across data marketplaces, mobile/web apps, and APIs. Participate in cloud migrations, test automation, code reviews, and production support with a focus on scalability, uptime, and continuous improvement.

Build and maintain Python tools for web scraping, automation, integrations (Airbnb, marketplaces), ad automation, chatbots (Chatwoot), workflow automation (Spiffworkflow), automated tests, and data analysis.

Develop a quest gameplay engine for game server and mobile apps and build a visual no-code quest editor. Collaborate in one-week Scrum sprints, design software architecture, and use C++/Qt, JavaScript/TypeScript, git, and Linux.

Develop frontend features for mobile/web: quest storefront, user and creator dashboards, admin tools, marketing/sales features, and third-party integrations. Work in one-week Scrum sprints, contribute to architecture, use git/GitLab and AI-assisted coding tools, and collaborate on product development.

The Deployed Engineer will build demos and POCs, support customer questions, manage technical relationships, update documentation, and collaborate with engineering to drive customer success.

We are seeking 2025 and 2026 Graduate Software Engineers to join Canonical's teams focused on open source software. Responsibilities include product roadmapping, coding in various languages, engaging with the community, and ensuring high-quality performance. Candidates should have an exceptional academic track record and experience with Linux.

Early-career software engineer in a fixed-term accelerator contributing to backend/full-stack feature development, testing, CI/CD, and deployments. Collaborate on API and system design, integrate and deploy AI/LLM capabilities (LLM APIs, RAG, embeddings, agents), build datasets/benchmarks, monitor performance, debug issues, and produce technical documentation.