Top Senior Level Linux Jobs

The Principal DevOps Engineer will lead a team in automating and streamlining processes, design and maintain AWS cloud infrastructure, collaborate with development teams for continuous integration and deployment, and serve as a technical lead for detailed project planning. The role involves mentoring, improving existing solutions, and providing user training.

As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will analyze and enhance system performance, monitor Clickhouse clusters, optimize backup and recovery processes, ensure security, and collaborate with the founders to build AI-driven solutions.

As an Ecosystem Technical Solutions Engineer, you will engage in building the Dagger ecosystem through community engagement, partner engineering, and creating technical content. Your role includes educating users, documenting feedback, and developing strategies to enhance Dagger's capabilities while supporting integrations related to CI/CD, AI/ML, and data pipelines.

The Senior Systems Engineer will enhance system management, lead automation initiatives, mentor engineers, refine monitoring solutions, optimize processes, evaluate new technologies, and provide expert technical guidance while participating in on-call support.

The Advisory Systems Engineer develops new applications and provides lifecycle support for existing ones, leading project teams from concept through implementation, ensuring adherence to software development procedures. Responsibilities include designing high-level app structures, coding, testing, and refining application monitoring techniques.

As a Senior DevOps Engineer at intive, you will leverage your expertise in automation, cloud services, and container orchestration to manage and optimize infrastructure. Your role includes scripting for task automation, working with AWS services, and applying best practices in continuous integration and deployment while collaborating with diverse teams.

The Autonomy Engineer will design and implement interfaces between software components and hardware for autonomous vehicles. Responsibilities include developing simulation capabilities, maintaining onboard functionalities, collaborating with hardware teams, fixing bugs, and improving data processing tools. Part of the role includes participating in testing vehicles on the track and conducting design and code reviews.