Top Remote Linux Engineer Jobs

The Site Reliability Engineer will enhance system performance, optimize data systems, manage infrastructure issues, and ensure efficient database operations.

The Senior LINUX Engineer designs, implements, and manages Linux systems, ensuring stability, performance, and security, while providing expert support and leading architectural initiatives.

You will design, implement, and manage Linux systems, ensuring their performance, stability, and security while collaborating with teams and leading architectural initiatives.

The Embedded Linux Engineer will design, develop, and maintain firmware for devices using Yocto, collaborate with hardware teams, and implement device security protocols.

Develop embedded software for micro-controllers and Linux/Android systems, working on hardware security integration in IoT devices within a Cloud environment.

The Sr COBOL Developer will develop and support critical business priorities in a Linux environment, resolving systems integration and performance issues. Responsibilities include technical leadership in COBOL development, process improvements, and ensuring alignment of IT systems with business strategies.

The Enterprise Linux System Engineer will support a fast-paced environment, focusing on RedHat Linux administration, scripting, and software support services.

This position involves working with the Linux kernel for Ubuntu across various platforms, collaborating with global teams, diagnosing kernel issues, applying patches, and improving kernel delivery automation. Candidates of all experience levels are welcome, and a strong academic background in Computer Science or related fields is preferred.

Canonical is hiring Graduate Software Engineers to work on open source software and commercial systems. Responsibilities include writing high-quality code, engaging with the community, and developing an understanding of enterprise requirements. Ideal candidates have outstanding academic performance in a STEM discipline and knowledge of programming languages and Linux.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will design and maintain scalable services and APIs using C#/.NET/.NET Core, collaborate during the SDLC, and mentor junior engineers.

The Embedded Linux Senior Software Engineer will work on optimizing Ubuntu for various IoT and server platforms, collaborating with silicon manufacturers and other teams. Responsibilities include designing system architectures, improving user experience, integrating applications, and contributing to open-source communities.

As a Linux Kernel Development Engineer, you'll lead the development and maintenance of the Linux kernel for Rocky Linux. Responsibilities include designing kernel components, collaborating with cross-functional teams, optimizing code for performance, debugging kernel-level issues, and mentoring junior developers.

Lead the architecture, implementation, and delivery of kernel engineering for Ubuntu Linux. Drive engagements with partners, mitigate vulnerabilities, enhance performance, streamline packaging, and ensure high-quality distribution of Ubuntu Linux. Collaborate with the Kernel Team and manage delivery with junior and mid-level engineers.

As a Linux System Engineer at Canonical, you will enhance Ubuntu's quality through automation, testing, and collaboration. Your role involves monitoring product quality, troubleshooting issues, developing test cases, and driving continuous improvement within agile teams.

As a Linux Platform Integration Senior Engineer, you'll optimize Ubuntu for various hardware, collaborate with silicon partners, lead technical engagements, enhance the user experience, and work with cutting-edge operating systems and application technologies.

The Embedded Linux Field Engineer engages with customers to gather requirements, propose solutions, deliver projects related to Embedded Linux, and serve as a trusted advisor, with extensive Linux and embedded experience sought.

As a Senior Bootloader & System Engineer, you will enhance Ubuntu's bootloader stack for optimal system performance and reliability. Your responsibilities include developing boot architecture, collaborating with technical teams, debugging, mentoring junior engineers, and contributing to kernel projects like Grub and U-Boot.