Top Linux Jobs in Phoenix, AZ

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

Lead design, implementation, automation, and support of on-prem and cloud hosting infrastructure. Manage Linux systems, virtualization, storage, AWS services, monitoring, security patches, and tier‑III incident resolution. Mentor engineers, create documentation, and follow change management to ensure high availability and compliance.

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

Manage Linux OS environments focusing on RHEL; oversee application integration, implement automation scripts, apply security best practices, and troubleshoot issues.

The Cloud Engineer - Linux Admin is responsible for maintaining cloud infrastructure in Oracle Cloud, ensuring security and performance, troubleshooting, and collaborating with developers for efficient solutions.

Design, implement, and support enterprise Linux systems across cloud, virtual and physical environments. Perform performance engineering, security/compliance, troubleshooting and root cause analysis, collaborate with architects and developers, mentor staff, manage CI/CD and orchestration, and provide on-call support.

As a Senior Linux Infrastructure Engineer, you will build and maintain scalable Linux infrastructure, develop operational tooling, ensure security, and participate in on-call support.

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

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

Responsible for maintaining a custom Linux distribution, developing kernel drivers, contributing to open source, and ensuring CI & HIL testing

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.