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Canonical is seeking a hardware-level software engineer to join their Kernel Team. This role involves collaborating with vendors to enhance the Ubuntu Linux kernel for various SoC platforms. Candidates should be self-motivated with strong programming skills in C, and experience in hardware-oriented environments is a plus. Competitive compensation and remote working opportunities are offered, along with a focus on diversity and equal opportunity in the workplace.
Ubuntu Linux, already the most popular Linux distribution in the world, is looking to increase its adoption further by expanding support for System On Chip (SoC) platforms and optimizing performance for users. There is strong demand from silicon manufacturers such as NVIDIA, Xilinx, MediaTek, and Qualcomm to provide Ubuntu Linux to their customers. Canonical aims to broaden its silicon enablement teams to meet this challenge.
The Canonical Kernel Team, responsible for building, maintaining, and distributing the Linux kernel for Ubuntu, seeks individuals with a strong aptitude for hardware-level software development and a passion for optimizing silicon performance.
The successful candidate should demonstrate experience in hardware-level software engineering. While direct Linux kernel experience is advantageous, candidates with backgrounds in other RTOS or bare-metal environments are also encouraged to apply, provided they can demonstrate relevant hardware experience.
Roles are available for remote work worldwide, from early career to senior industry professionals.
Canonical leads in open source innovation, publishing Ubuntu, a key platform for AI, IoT, and cloud computing. We are a remote-first company since 2004, committed to excellence and diversity. Join us to work in a forward-thinking environment that challenges and develops your skills.
We are an equal opportunity employer, committed to a workplace free from discrimination. We value diversity and ensure fair consideration for all applicants.