Top Remote Linux Jobs

As a Site Reliability Engineer at Partnerize, you will provide operational support and engineering for multiple large software applications, optimize system performance, build software to manage infrastructure, improve reliability and quality of software solutions, collaborate with development teams, participate in system design, deliver technical projects, and ensure continuous improvement.

The Azure Platform Lead/Architect will manage client relationships, support team activities, and lead platform initiatives on Azure Cloud. They will ensure effective troubleshooting and management of Azure services, Linux systems, and Hadoop file systems, while promoting a collaborative team environment.

Cloud Support Associate Engineer role at Canonical involving providing technical support for cloud environments, Linux troubleshooting, server administration, and customer advocacy. Remote position in AMER or EMEA time zones, requiring strong communication skills and ability to learn quickly. Bachelor's degree in a technical field required.

The Senior IT Systems Engineer is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing the IT infrastructure, overseeing servers, networks, storage, and cloud services, ensuring performance and security. This role involves leading projects, mentoring junior staff, and providing strategic IT solutions.

As a Software Engineering Manager at Canonical, you will lead a team focused on optimizing Ubuntu for cutting-edge hardware. Your responsibilities include managing team growth, ensuring timely project delivery, engaging with partners, and maintaining high-quality standards in software development.

As an Embedded Linux Consultant, you will engage with customers for presales, elaborate tailored solutions, participate in project delivery, and advocate for customer needs within the organization while contributing to the development of generic solutions in the embedded Linux space.

The Observability Engineering Manager at Canonical will lead a technical team focused on developing observability tools, particularly in the areas of logging, monitoring, and alerting. They will manage a distributed team, facilitate team processes, conduct one-on-ones, and ensure high engineering standards while driving team performance and professional growth.

The Engineering Manager will lead a team that delivers essential components of Ubuntu, focusing on system startup, compilers, language runtimes, and networking. Responsibilities include team leadership, planning, execution, product management collaboration, and promoting sound software development practices, while fostering a positive engineering culture in a remote environment.

As an Embedded Linux Software Engineer at Canonical, you will work on low-level system technology, contribute to Ubuntu Core and snapd software development, optimize Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, maintain software stacks, and collaborate with global teams to enhance open source technologies.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will design, develop, test, and maintain scalable services/APIs, collaborate across teams during the software development lifecycle, ensure reliability and scalability with the platform team, elevate code quality through reviews, and mentor associate-level engineers.

As an Embedded Linux Containers Software Engineer on the SnapD team, you will work on mission-critical Golang code, focusing on software delivery, containers, telemetry, and security sandboxing. You will collaborate with a remote team, write and debug high-quality code, and contribute to creating features while maintaining robust software applications.

The Linux Embedded Software Engineer will develop software for micro-controllers using C/C++, working on integrating hardware security into IoT devices within a cloud environment. Responsibilities include design, development, testing, and documentation of libraries for hardware security devices. Candidates should be self-motivated, eager to learn new technologies, and possess strong embedded development experience.

The role involves designing, coding, and integrating software for embedded Linux applications. Responsibilities include customizing and maintaining Linux distributions, improving software components, performing testing, assisting hardware design, and documenting projects according to quality standards.

The Enterprise Linux System Engineer will provide software subscription support services, primarily focusing on RedHat Linux, LDAP, and Satellite Administration. The role requires experience in scripting and the ability to work in a high-volume environment.

The role involves optimizing Ubuntu for hardware platforms, collaborating with engineers from silicon companies, leading customer engagements, integrating applications, and enhancing the Ubuntu experience across server, desktop, and IoT technologies.

The Linux Software Engineering Manager will lead a team in optimizing Ubuntu for various platforms. Responsibilities include managing technical partnerships, overseeing project goals, mentoring engineers, and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver quality software solutions.

The role involves optimizing Ubuntu for various hardware platforms, collaborating with partners to enhance user experience, participating as a technical lead in customer engagements, and assisting in app integration and OS image building. The focus is on diverse technologies within IoT and server environments.