Sustaining Operations Engineer

Other • Mid-level • Remote • Full-time • Germany

Germany

Canonical is hiring a Sustaining Operations Engineer to resolve critical customer issues across the full Linux-based infrastructure stack (bare metal, virtualization, containerization, OpenStack, Kubernetes). The role is a deep-debugging, final-escalation-point position.

Stack

C#C/C++Docker Git Kubernetes Linux MongoDB OpenStack PostgreSQL Python

Responsibilities

▹Resolve complex customer problems in Ubuntu, OpenStack, Ceph, Kubernetes
▹Work closely with field, support, and product engineering teams
▹Participate in upstream communities
▹Debug issues, propose fixes, collaborate on patches with engineers
▹Serve as final escalation point providing subject matter expertise

Requirements

▹Professional experience troubleshooting complex Linux issues
▹Background in Computer Science or STEM
▹Strong expertise in Linux, LXD, OpenStack, Ceph, or Kubernetes
▹Strong debugging experience in Python, Go, C, or C++ on Linux
▹Use of gdb, pdb, tcpdump and similar tools
▹Familiarity with git source control

Nice to have

▹Ubuntu Linux kernel/userspace, Postgresql, Mongo, Debian packaging
▹Distributed systems knowledge

Soft skills

Curiosity, flexibility, accountabilitySelf-motivation and commitment

What we offer

▹Fully remote work
▹A few international trips per year for team events
▹Compensation based on location, experience, performance

About the company

Canonical develops Ubuntu, a leading open source software provider.

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Location

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