Top Remote Linux Jobs in Atlanta, GA

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

Manage clusters, develop with Golang, provision infrastructure with Terraform, and enhance performance of the platform handling untrusted code.

As a PostgreSQL Database Support Engineer, you'll assist DBA teams with troubleshooting, create knowledge base articles, and author community blogs while focusing on performance tuning and high availability solutions.

Design and develop software solutions for autonomy, focusing on state estimation, computer vision, and sensor fusion. Mentor peers and enhance team performance while ensuring software quality through testing and reviews.

Join the Hivemind perception team to develop software solutions for GPS-denied navigation and object detection. Enhance SDK capabilities, lead design reviews, and mentor engineers.

Lead a remote engineering team to develop Python and Golang micro-services for a global software distribution system, mentoring team members and collaborating with other engineering leaders to execute strategy and improve engineering practices.

The Software Architect will lead the architecture of LXD and MicroCloud while mentoring the team, developing in Golang and C, and ensuring product performance.

Lead and manage a distributed team of engineers developing Ubuntu Core, focusing on embedded Linux for IoT and other fields, ensuring timely delivery of software solutions and fostering a collaborative culture.

Design and implement embedded systems for communication in autonomous vehicles, collaborating with hardware and software teams to deliver efficient solutions.

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

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

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.

The role requires designing, developing, and maintaining software solutions in Python, applying DevOps practices to streamline deployments. The engineer will own the software lifecycle and troubleshoot issues within development and production environments.

Lead testing strategies for Storage features, conduct system and stress testing, automate testing processes, and collaborate with developers and customer support to ensure product quality.

The role involves leading automation strategies, optimizing frameworks, collaborating with teams, developing test scripts, and mentoring junior engineers in QA automation.

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.

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

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.

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.