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Building the in-house tools and systems that make up our platform, or integrating mainstream (often ... Acting as one of the firm's Linux experts, and teaching other engineers specialist skills like ...

Building the in-house tools and systems that make up our platform, or integrating mainstream (often ... Acting as one of the firm's Linux experts, and teaching other engineers specialist skills like ...

Position Summary: The Senior Linux Administrator will provide hands‑on administration ... Experience integrating middleware components with Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services

This position will support the rollout of a Redhat Enterprise Linux with multiple integrations and automation into monitoring and other systems of record and services. * The candidate should have ...

... integrating Observability tools like Splunk, Prometheus and ELK. Build scripts using Linux ... scripting, Python, and configuration languages like YAML/JSON Knowledge of virtualization ...

Planning, testing, installing, integrating, and maintaining new and upgraded versions of the relevant operatingsystems * Building and hardening Linux servers, and establishing configuration baselines

Our tightly integrated offerings are tailored towards Application Development, Testing, Analysis ... System Administrator/Engineer skills in Linux Red Hat, and VMWARE Must be able to build Redhat ...

Planning, testing, installing, integrating, and maintaining new and upgraded versions of the relevant operatingsystems * Building and hardening Linux servers, and establishing configuration baselines

Linux Engineer

Chicago, IL · On-site

$150K - $225K/yr

Extend Linux-focused metrics, logging, monitoring, and alerting integrations for full fleet visibility * Communicate updates and status clearly and frequently with peers and stakeholders through ...

Planning, testing, installing, integrating, and maintaining new and upgraded versions of the relevant operatingsystems * Building and hardening Linux servers, and establishing configuration baselines

Planning, testing, installing, integrating, and maintaining new and upgraded versions of the relevant operatingsystems * Building and hardening Linux servers, and establishing configuration baselines

Linux Developer

Irving, TX · On-site

$100K - $125K/yr

Linux Developer Location: Dallas, TX or Remote/Hybrid Position Summary We are looking for a Linux ... Experience with DevOps practices and tools including Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI ...

Planning, testing, installing, integrating, and maintaining new and upgraded versions of the relevant operatingsystems * Building and hardening Linux servers, and establishing configuration baselines

Linux Engineer

Chicago, IL · On-site

$150K - $225K/yr

Extend Linux-focused metrics, logging, monitoring, and alerting integrations for full fleet visibility * Communicate updates and status clearly and frequently with peers and stakeholders through ...

Engineer, integrate, configure, and optimize Linux server solutions across physical and virtual infrastructure environments. * Perform systems engineering activities including requirements analysis ...

Strong knowledge with integrating Linux based solutions in a predominantly Microsoft enterprise environment. Ability to build new physical and virtual servers, virtualization experience (VMware and ...

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Jane Street
Finance and Insurance • 1 - 5K employees

Full-time

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

About the Position

We're looking for Linux Engineers to join the team that maintains the critical infrastructure underlying the rest of Jane Street's technology. It's a broad role, and no two Linux Engineers look exactly alike. Our work spans on-prem and cloud infrastructure, every major pillar (compute, storage, networking), and every layer of the stack from the physical hardware to workload orchestration. You should expect to work in some (but not necessarily all) of these areas, and to go genuinely deep in a few.

That might mean:

  • Building the in-house tools and systems that make up our platform, or integrating mainstream (often open-source) technologies so they feel native to our infrastructure
  • Acting as one of the firm's Linux experts, and teaching other engineers specialist skills like systems debugging
  • Automating our own work, because it makes us faster and more reliable (and we think it's fun)
  • Diagnosing and resolving production issues in real time, often under time pressure
  • Carrying out scheduled changes to the platform, like upgrades, migrations, capacity changes, and rollouts, planned meticulously and executed carefully

The problem space runs from the physical to the abstract: datacenter provisioning and orchestration, kernels and drivers delivered through Nix and RPMs, production and research storage at scale, cloud that integrates cleanly with our on-prem platform, and, in partnership with our IT and Network Engineering colleagues, Linux desktops and how our hosts participate in the network.

We see Linux Engineering and Software Engineering as two ends of a spectrum, and plenty of people could do either job well. Linux Engineering is likely the better fit if you treat Linux itself as your problem space: you like working close to the operating system, you want to look after production infrastructure, and you're happy spending more of your time in a consulting capacity than a typical developer would. (Compared with kernel development, the emphasis flips: you'd rarely develop the kernel itself, though targeted patches happen, and you'd spend far more time running production infrastructure.) We're hiring for both roles and are happy to advise you on which might fit best.

We don't expect you to come in with deep experience; we're happy to hire smart problem-solvers and teach them what they need to know. But the job leans much more toward engineering than a traditional operations role: relentless automation instead of manual toil, and a large body of in-house technology rather than only off-the-shelf tools. You'll build systems, not just operate them.

About You

We don't expect you to have a background in finance or any other specific field - we're looking for smart people who enjoy solving interesting problems. We're more interested in how you think and learn than what you currently know. You should be:

  • Knowledgeable about operating system fundamentals, computer architecture, and systems programming concepts like sockets, virtual memory, and the process life cycle
  • Able to understand network protocols at a basic level
  • Comfortable at the command line of a Linux machine (whether from coursework, side projects, or time spent administering a campus computer lab) and fluent in basic introspection and troubleshooting: system health, individual processes, logs
  • Someone who solves problems by writing code (in any language) and cares about robust software engineering
  • Intellectually curious, collaborative, humble, and eager to learn (including from mistakes)
  • A strong communicator

If you're a recruiting agency and want to partner with us, please reach out to agency-partnerships@janestreet.com.