Top Remote Linux Engineer Jobs

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.

As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will analyze and enhance system performance, monitor Clickhouse clusters, optimize backup and recovery processes, ensure security, and collaborate with the founders to build AI-driven solutions.

The Linux Systems Engineer at Juvare is responsible for providing Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery solutions and administering tools to support software development, testing, and operations teams. This role involves working on cloud-based projects, troubleshooting issues, deploying applications on AWS services, and collaborating with different teams to maintain standards and solve complex issues.

The Linux Systems Engineer at Ooma will build, manage, and improve infrastructure for the 2600Hz division. Responsibilities include maintaining server and network security, automating tasks with Ansible, managing Azure cloud infrastructure, and participating in compliance audits. The role requires collaboration with internal teams and assisting customers in managing their cloud environments.

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 Systems Engineer will support and maintain information systems, focusing on problem resolution, performance tuning, and software patch applications. Responsibilities include managing Windows and Linux servers, ensuring security, providing Tier 3 support, and contributing to enterprise IT solutions.

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 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.

As an Ubuntu Quality Engineer, you'll enhance testing capabilities, troubleshoot issues in Ubuntu products, develop automations for various test cases, and work with multiple teams to drive quality excellence. You will analyze data to monitor quality indicators and contribute to continuous integration efforts to improve product reliability.

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.