Top Linux Jobs in Melbourne

Detect, contain, and remediate security incidents across Windows, Mac, and Linux; perform basic malware analysis and forensic/network log analysis; develop detection and remediation processes; produce written/verbal reports for customers; lead internal programs and present industry thought leadership.

Lead design, implementation, and integration of real-time and faster-than-real-time distributed simulation frameworks for mission autonomy of uncrewed aircraft. Develop high-performance C++ simulation software, integrate defence simulation tools (AFSIM/NGTS), deploy containerized environments (Docker/Kubernetes), and lead multidisciplinary teams to support testing, CI/CD, HWIL/SWIL, and operational mission readiness.

Lead architecture, implementation, and operationalisation of high-performance, real-time and faster-than-real-time distributed simulation systems for mission autonomy. Deliver containerised simulation deployments, integrate defence simulation frameworks, support multi‑agent and system‑of‑systems scenarios, provide technical leadership to cross-functional teams, and enable CI/CD, test automation, and validated simulation environments for customer programs and R&D.

Own and improve C++ build and release workflows for autonomy and vision products: maintain reproducible builds, containerised CI/CD pipelines, edge container images, artefact repositories, and deployment/promotion practices for air-gapped and constrained environments. Collaborate with engineers and sysadmins to ensure reliable edge delivery and troubleshoot pipeline and deployment issues.

Develop and maintain production C++ software for Linux-based edge/embedded platforms (NVIDIA Jetson, ARM). Integrate sensors and peripherals, build calibration/diagnostic tools, optimise performance (latency, throughput, power), debug across software/hardware/OS/networking, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver fieldable autonomy and mission systems.

Lead technical engagements for major enterprise accounts: architect observability, AIOps, and security solutions; run PoVs/POCs; present to C-suite; support sales and partners; evangelize at events; and provide product feedback to improve market fit.

Deliver technical product presentations and demos, configure installations during POVs, liaise with Product Management for account requirements, train and support Sales on technical and competitive messaging, act as a trusted advisor to prospects/customers to ensure project success, and travel as required.

Lead development of internal AI-driven security tools and automation, support incident response with threat-hunting and remediation tooling, maintain Kubernetes/serverless infrastructure and large-scale log/ETL pipelines, identify automation opportunities with engineering teams, drive security outcomes (patching, gateways), and mentor junior engineers.

Lead design and build of internal AI tooling and automation to improve security operations. Develop ad-hoc incident response and threat-hunting tools, maintain Kubernetes, serverless, and ETL/data pipelines, and partner with product teams to automate patching and risk-mitigation services. Own large-scale log pipelines, mentor junior engineers, and deliver high-quality projects autonomously.

As a Solutions Engineer, you will provide technical expertise to prospective customers, supporting them in evaluating the Sonar product and ensuring successful adoption.

Act as the technical partner for customers: onboard, troubleshoot, and resolve issues across NetBox deployments, integrations, and upgrades. Participate in architecture and planning, meet SLAs, escalate high-risk items, create runbooks, surface product feedback, and collaborate with Product, Engineering, TechOps, and Customer Success to improve product and processes.

Manage and maintain ICT infrastructure across Victorian schools, including networks, servers, cloud services, wireless systems, virtualisation, MDM, and large device fleets. Provide advanced technical support, troubleshoot enterprise environments, plan 1:1 and BYOD deployments, document systems, collaborate with school leaders, and deliver staff ICT training when required.

Lighting TD responsible for assembling CG scenes, lighting and rendering photorealistic VFX shots, developing shot looks, optimizing render setups, and collaborating with supervisors, compositors, production, and other departments. The role requires meeting deadlines, responding to review notes, troubleshooting CG challenges, wrangling assets, and supporting junior team members within a film VFX pipeline.

Junior Lighting TD responsible for assembling CG scenes, lighting and rendering visual effects shots, creating efficient render setups, and matching real-world lighting in CG. Collaborates with supervisors, compositors, production, and other VFX departments; submits shots for review and addresses feedback while meeting quality and schedule requirements. The role also involves asset wrangling, compositing passes, and working within established workflows and pipelines.

Lighting Technical Directors assemble CG scenes, light and render photorealistic VFX shots, optimize rendering setups, replicate real-world lighting, and collaborate with supervisors, compositors, production, and other departments. They submit shots for review, address feedback, meet deadlines, wrangle assets, solve technical challenges, and support junior team members. The role requires knowledge of Houdini, Maya, compositing, rendering, color space, VFX workflows, Linux, and scripting.

Manage and maintain ICT infrastructure across Victorian schools, including networks, servers, cloud services, MDM, wireless systems, and device fleets. Provide advanced technical support, troubleshooting, documentation, and administration for enterprise education environments. Collaborate with school leadership, support staff and students, and deliver ICT training when required. The role requires at least five years of industry experience, strong communication skills, independent problem-solving, a current driver’s licence, reliable transport, and eligibility to work in Australia.

Support real-time operational technology for a public transport operator: triage incidents, pull and query GPS/radio/log data, diagnose issues, produce clear reports, maintain incident documentation, liaise with stakeholders and developers to improve tooling and network performance. Hybrid role embedded with client, focused on timely, actionable operational insights.

Hands-on Puppet consultant role to design, implement, and maintain Puppet manifests/modules and infrastructure-as-code. Perform Linux/Unix system administration, scripting, CI/CD integration, troubleshooting, documentation, monitoring, and mentor team members while collaborating with DevOps and consulting teams.

Provide operational support and administration for Windows/Linux servers, Azure, Microsoft 365/Entra ID, networking, backups and monitoring. Troubleshoot incidents, support production deployments, perform patching and DR testing, and improve reliability via scripting, automation and documentation while collaborating with local and group technology teams.

Develop firmware solutions for wearable sports technology, work on new hardware, collaborate with engineers, and ensure product quality and functionality.

Provides technical operation, maintenance, escalation support, upgrades, testing, integration, and certification for Motorola communications systems across Australia, New Zealand, and New Caledonia. Supports networks, servers, dispatch consoles, logging systems, and related infrastructure; documents configurations, manages deployment resources, investigates systemic issues, and coordinates with customers, vendors, field engineers, and project teams. Participates in on-call and after-hours maintenance, travels to customer sites, trains dealers, develops procedures, and mentors junior technical staff.

Design and operate advanced AI infrastructure, focusing on GPU clusters and large-scale systems. Collaborate with researchers and develop architectural solutions from first principles.

Maintain and improve Windows, Linux, AWS, Azure, Microsoft 365, networking, backup, and resilience environments. Responsibilities include patching, vulnerability remediation, certificate management, incident response, root cause analysis, automation with PowerShell and Python, vendor and licensing management, documentation, and after-hours support. The role requires strong systems administration experience, security awareness, cloud skills, and effective stakeholder communication.

Provides Level 1–2 IT service desk, remote, and onsite field support to clinical and administrative staff across Australia and New Zealand. Responsibilities include troubleshooting Windows, mobile, Microsoft, server, and network environments; managing support tickets and documentation; assisting with radiology applications such as RIS and PACS; applying ITIL practices; collaborating on projects; and delivering clear, customer-focused technical assistance.

Develop and optimize wireless network capacity and performance processes. Analyze network counters, KPIs, and large datasets; manage data pipelines and ETL; automate analytical solutions; and create scalable tools and visualization dashboards using SQL, Python, enterprise databases, Linux, Tableau, and Power BI. The role supports data-driven network optimization, operational reviews, leadership initiatives, and performance escalations.