Ubuntu Kernel Architect - Lead Linux Engineer

Canonical; Ciudad de México; Presencial; MXN 2.091.685 - 2.788.913; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Personal learning and development budget of USD 2,000 per year

Twice-yearly team sprints in person

Annual compensation review

Recognition rewards

Annual holiday leave

Maternity and paternity leave

Team Member Assistance Program & Wellness Platform

Opportunity to travel to new locations

Priority Pass and travel upgrades

Descripción de la vacante

Canonical is looking for a Lead Kernel Engineer to engage with key partners and enhance Ubuntu Linux kernel performance. This remote role requires expertise in C programming and experience with *nix-based operating systems.

The ideal candidate will communicate effectively and possess robust skills in kernel development. Responsibilities include mitigation of vulnerabilities, improving packaging, and collaborating with international teams for optimal delivery.

Canonical offers a distributed work model along with a personal learning budget, annual compensation reviews, and international travel opportunities.

Formación

• Motivated self-starter thriving in remote work.
• Strong communication skills in English.
• Expert understanding of C programming language.
• Experience with *nix-based operating system kernels.
• Ability to travel internationally twice a year.

Responsabilidades

• Drive engagements with key partners for optimal solutions.
• Mitigate vulnerabilities in Ubuntu Linux kernel.
• Architect performance and correctness enhancements.
• Streamline packaging and distribution of components.
• Develop ways to deliver Ubuntu Linux at scale.

Conocimientos

C programming language

English communication skills

Python scripting

Bash scripting

Git version control

Linux kernel development

Herramientas

Ubuntu

Debian

Snap

Descripción del empleo

Canonical is looking for a Lead Kernel Engineer to engage with key partners and enhance Ubuntu Linux kernel performance. This remote role requires expertise in C programming and experience with *nix-based operating systems.

The ideal candidate will communicate effectively and possess robust skills in kernel development. Responsibilities include mitigation of vulnerabilities, improving packaging, and collaborating with international teams for optimal delivery.

Canonical offers a distributed work model along with a personal learning budget, annual compensation reviews, and international travel opportunities.