Linux System Engineer

Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is seeking a Senior Linux System Engineer to join their Ubuntu Foundations Engineering team. This role focuses on maintaining and enhancing Ubuntu's bootloader stack, ensuring fast, reliable, and secure Ubuntu systems across all devices and cloud platforms.

The position requires deep expertise in Linux systems, hardware architectures, and boot processes. You'll work with critical boot technologies including Secure Boot, Measured Boot, and Full Disk Encryption. The role involves collaboration with upstream communities for projects like Grub, shim, and u-boot.

As part of the Ubuntu Foundations Team, you'll be at the core of Ubuntu's development, working on essential components that form the base of all Ubuntu products and services. The team builds upon Debian's technical excellence while bringing additional focus to industry solutions.

The ideal candidate should have strong experience with early boot software, knowledge of non-x86 platforms, and a deep understanding of Linux systems. You'll work remotely with a distributed team, participating in code reviews, mentoring junior engineers, and contributing to architectural decisions that improve Ubuntu's overall performance.

This is a unique opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to one of the world's most popular open-source platforms. The role offers professional growth through a personal development budget, annual compensation reviews, and global travel opportunities for team events.

Join Canonical to shape the future of Ubuntu's boot architecture and be part of a diverse, inclusive team that values technical excellence and innovation.