Top Linux Jobs in Nashville, TN

Design and develop Linux software deploying a sensor for cybersecurity, maintaining high reliability and managing multi-threading. Own features from design to delivery and troubleshoot product issues.

The Senior Data Center Linux Engineer manages Linux servers, troubleshoot issues, develops automation scripts, ensures secure configurations, and deploys containerized applications.

Design, develop, and optimize high-performance block storage solutions. Collaborate on networking algorithms and cloud integrations, focusing on kernel coding and reliability.

The Firmware Engineer will develop high-quality MCU firmware for solar-powered devices, ensuring functionality and integration across platforms while collaborating with internal and external teams.

The Senior Gameplay Engineer designs and implements gameplay systems in Linux environments, mentors junior engineers, and collaborates on game feature specifications.

Canonical seeks open-source enthusiasts to optimize Ubuntu for new silicon technologies, collaborating with teams and customers to enhance software quality and performance across various platforms.

As a Software Engineer for Device Connectivity, you will improve the connectivity stack in hardware systems, focusing on reliability and power consumption through advanced embedded systems knowledge and problem-solving skills.

Canonical is seeking exceptional software engineers for the Linux kernel team, involving collaboration on Ubuntu's kernel development across various hardware. Responsibilities include diagnosing kernel issues, improving automation, and participating in global tech events twice a year.

Design and develop scalable services/APIs using C#/.NET/.NET Core, collaborate during SDLC, mentor junior engineers, and ensure code quality.

NVIDIA seeks a Senior Systems Software Engineer to specialize in Linux and containers, performing kernel debugging, optimizing systems, and ensuring platform reliability.

Optimize Ubuntu integration across latest IoT and server-class hardware, lead customer engagements, and work with open source communities in a remote, collaborative environment.

Develop embedded and Linux-based systems, focusing on kernel development, debugging, and system programming for safety-critical applications.

The Systems Software Engineer will architect and implement secure virtualization on a custom Linux platform, focusing on kernel and hypervisor technologies to enhance security, performance, and isolation for embedded systems.

Canonical seeks Graduate Software Engineers to work on open source software. Responsibilities include coding, engaging with users, and participating in global sprints. Role requires a strong academic background and confidence in programming languages.

Develop and optimize low-level I/O subsystems focusing on Linux UBLK, implementing features, debugging performance, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The role involves developing software for Linux-based systems on autonomous devices, optimizing performance and ensuring reliability in various hardware environments.

Design and implement Ubuntu integration for IoT and server-class hardware, working with partners on performance enhancements and testing strategies.

Join Canonical's Kernel Team as a Junior Linux Kernel Engineer to work on Linux kernel development for Ubuntu, collaborating on projects ranging from security hardening to driver integration.

The Embedded Linux Field Engineer engages customers, gathers requirements, proposes solutions, delivers projects, and represents Canonical's technology to clients.

Optimize Ubuntu for the latest IoT and server hardware, leading technical engagements, and work with open source communities. Requires experience with Linux and C/C++.

The role involves collaborating with a distributed team to develop and debug software for Linux, focusing on high-quality code and system-level issues.

Lead the architecture and delivery of enhancements to the Ubuntu Linux kernel, collaborate with other teams, and mentor engineers.

The role involves enhancing Ubuntu Linux kernel support for various SoC platforms, collaborating with silicon vendors, resolving kernel issues, and implementing performance optimizations.

As a Firmware Engineer, develop high-quality MCU firmware for devices, ensuring stakeholder collaboration, design customization, and delivering quality software.

Design, develop, and validate Linux graphics device drivers, analyze performance bottlenecks, and collaborate with global teams.