Top Linux Jobs in Ottawa

This role involves maintaining and deploying Linux OS images for Point Of Sale applications, enhancing system capabilities, and developing monitoring infrastructure. You will work with scripting languages and various software tools while collaborating with tech experts to meet business and security requirements.

The Engineering Manager for AppArmor will lead a team of engineers in enhancing security features for Ubuntu, ensuring robust security measures, mentoring team members, and collaborating with stakeholders to address emerging threats.

As a Senior Site Reliability Engineer at Versapay, you will manage and operate products and infrastructure in various environments, enhance automation technologies, collaborate with cross-functional teams, conduct system benchmarking, and participate in compliance planning. You will also have the opportunity to research and integrate new technologies while maintaining the stability of critical payment solutions.

As an Enterprise Service Engineer, you will work with cutting-edge technologies, support critical IT systems, drive operational excellence, provide technical support, monitor system performance, configure and deploy IT systems, collaborate with teams, document procedures, conduct user training, stay updated on technologies, and provide guidance to IT team members.

As a Staff Site Reliability Engineer at Coinbase, you will lead projects, mentor engineers, and ensure the reliability of software across development and production environments by diagnosing performance issues and optimizing systems. You'll work on defining reliability roadmaps, improve observability, and facilitate incident responses.

Aquabyte is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to work on the hardware and software orchestrating the hardware installed at fish farms. Responsibilities include interfacing with sensors, cameras, and networks to create robust underwater systems, designing network systems at farms, deploying software on devices, and collaborating with the machine learning team to move algorithms to the edge.

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 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 Pro Sales Engineer, you will assist enterprise clients in adopting Ubuntu Pro and open source applications by understanding their business needs and offering tailored solutions. Your role involves presenting Ubuntu Pro features, collaborating with the sales team, and liaising with product teams. You will also travel globally for client meetings and events.

The Rust Engineering Lead at Canonical is responsible for driving the adoption of Rust in Canonical's offerings, such as Ubuntu, contributing to software development, advocating for Rust, and improving engineering practices. Candidates will design, implement, and document software while collaborating with colleagues and the community.

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 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.