Embedded & Desktop Linux Systems Engineer - Optimisation at Canonical

This role is ideal for a mid-level Systems Engineer with a deep interest in the Linux ecosystem, specifically targeting hardware optimization. You should have a strong foundation in C/C++ and a background in STEM. The position is perfect for someone who enjoys working at the intersection of software and silicon, bridging the gap between the kernel and the GUI for IoT and server platforms. As a pioneer in remote work since 2004, this company offers a truly global, "work from anywhere" environment. Standout perks include a generous $2,000 annual personal learning budget, travel opportunities for international "sprints," and a Priority Pass for travel. While salary depends on your location, they offer a structured annual compensation review and various performance-based rewards. **You might be a good fit if you...** * Have hands-on experience with Linux packaging systems like Debian, RPM, or Yocto. * Are comfortable collaborating with major silicon partners to optimize OS performance on next-gen hardware. * Enjoy the challenge of working across the full stack, from bootloaders and firmware to containers. * Are highly self-motivated and thrive in a globally distributed, remote-first team.