Senior Remote IoT Linux Systems Engineer (Embedded)
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Canonical is hiring a Senior Ubuntu Embedded IoT System Engineer to represent the company with leading OEMs/ODMs and silicon partners. You will deliver the best Ubuntu experience on partner hardware for Robotics, Automotive, SmartNIC, Medical devices, and more, leveraging Linux and hardware knowledge.
You will work with silicon partners like Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Samsung, and OEMs such as Dell, HP, Lenovo. The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, patching upstream projects, and frequent
Qualifications
- Bachelor or higher STEM degree, preferably CS or EE.
- Strong written and spoken English with presentation skills.
- Proficient in C, Python and Bash.
- Experience with Linux boot up process and kernel architecture.
- Bootloader development experience (u-boot).
- Software development on ARM or non-X86 platforms.
- Linux debugging and resolution abilities.
- Ability to travel internationally twice a year.
Responsibilities
- Provide software and system engineering services for OEM/ODM customers.
- Collaborate with partners on platform bring up.
- Triage and fix critical problems with PMs and QA engineers.
- Apply patches to upstream projects and reproduce results.
- Conduct root cause analysis and document findings.
- Coordinate between Ubuntu, firmware, and hardware teams.
- Occasional international travel to the EU, USA, Taiwan, and China.
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Job description
Canonical is hiring a Senior Ubuntu Embedded IoT System Engineer to represent the company with leading OEMs/ODMs and silicon partners. You will deliver the best Ubuntu experience on partner hardware for Robotics, Automotive, SmartNIC, Medical devices, and more, leveraging Linux and hardware knowledge.
You will work with silicon partners like Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Samsung, and OEMs such as Dell, HP, Lenovo. The role emphasizes cross-functional collaboration, patching upstream projects, and frequent
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