Top Linux Jobs in Melbourne

Own strategic telecommunications carrier accounts in Australia, driving multi-year bookings, revenue growth, customer retention, and product adoption. Develop account strategies, manage pipelines and forecasts, build senior stakeholder relationships, coordinate partners and internal teams, and position Red Hat’s cloud, automation, AI, open source, and telco solutions. The role requires extensive technology sales leadership, telecommunications carrier experience, and a demonstrated history of exceeding multimillion-dollar targets.

Designs and integrates systems across autonomy, perception, and mission-level technology stacks. Captures requirements, develops system architectures, creates and maintains MBSE models using UML, SysML, and UPDM, and supports systems engineering processes. Collaborates with design, development, integration, test, product, program, and business development teams while reporting technical status, risks, and progress to leadership.

Leads an operations engineering team supporting mission-critical public safety communication systems for government and enterprise clients. Oversees system architecture, technical escalations, operational health, asset lifecycles, ITIL processes, documentation, service performance, security coordination, and major incident management. Provides mentorship, develops team capabilities, drives continual improvement, and collaborates with customers, vendors, and cross-functional teams. Requires substantial ASTRO P25 and LMR expertise, engineering leadership experience, and telecommunications or electrical engineering qualifications.

Provides enterprise-scale technical support and manages IT infrastructure across Department of Education schools. Responsibilities include administering Windows, Apple, Linux, and virtualized server environments; managing cloud services, mobile devices, networks, wireless systems, and desktop deployments; troubleshooting infrastructure; documenting solutions; supporting staff and students; and delivering ICT professional development.

Manage and support enterprise IT infrastructure across Department of Education schools. Responsibilities include administering Windows, Apple, Linux, and virtualized server environments; managing cloud services, mobile devices, enterprise networks, wireless systems, and desktop deployments; troubleshooting technical issues; documenting solutions; supporting staff and students; and delivering ICT professional development. Candidates need at least one year of industry experience, strong communication skills, a driver’s license, and reliable transportation.

Designs, deploys, and operates resilient data center network fabrics supporting GPU, AI, storage, and high-performance computing infrastructure. Responsibilities include hardware evaluation, BGP and EVPN-VXLAN network design, congestion management, connectivity integration, automation, monitoring, documentation, vendor collaboration, troubleshooting, and technical escalation. The role also develops network architectures, supports deployments, and provides technical guidance to leadership and customers.

Designs, integrates, tests, commissions, and supports complex mission-critical voice and data communication systems. Responsibilities include requirements management, detailed system design, technical documentation, equipment ordering, deployment support, troubleshooting, acceptance testing, change management, and customer handover. The role collaborates with project managers, product groups, vendors, and multidisciplinary teams, and may lead technical workstreams or serve as a regional subject matter expert.

Designs, builds, and operates reliable, scalable, secure cloud infrastructure for SaaS applications. Responsibilities include Infrastructure as Code, AWS and container management, automation, observability, security hardening, SLO and SLI management, incident response, on-call support, capacity planning, and post-incident improvement. The role collaborates with engineering and cross-functional teams to improve system performance, availability, and operational efficiency.

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.

Lead corporate security engineering across endpoints, identity, SaaS applications, and corporate networks. Design zero-trust access architecture, manage EDR and MDM controls, automate provisioning and access reviews, secure SaaS configurations, and develop high-signal detections. Lead responses to phishing, account takeover, and endpoint incidents while setting technical standards, driving strategy, and mentoring security and IT engineers.

Provides enterprise-scale technical support and infrastructure administration to Department of Education schools. Responsibilities include managing Windows and Apple devices, Windows and Linux servers, Hyper-V environments, cloud services, mobile device management, Cisco and HP networks, wireless infrastructure, SOE and image deployments, and 1:1/BYOD programs. The role also delivers troubleshooting, technical documentation, professional development sessions, and stakeholder collaboration. Candidates need relevant industry or education-sector experience, strong communication skills, Australian citizenship or permanent residency, a driver’s license, and a reliable vehicle.

Manage and support school IT infrastructure, including Windows and Apple devices, virtualized and physical servers, cloud services, mobile device management, enterprise networks, wireless systems, and desktop deployments. Provide advanced troubleshooting, technical documentation, professional development, and ICT support to staff and students. Candidates must work autonomously and collaboratively, communicate effectively, and support large-scale education or corporate environments.

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

Own reliability for Canva’s highest-risk technical domains by writing production software for large-scale distributed systems. Responsibilities include improving sharding, resource utilization, resilience, observability, performance, and incident outcomes; debugging unfamiliar codebases; collaborating with product and infrastructure teams; mentoring engineers; and contributing shared platform capabilities. The role requires deep systems, networking, Linux, Kubernetes, AWS, distributed-systems, and production incident-response expertise.

Principal Production Engineer responsible for defining Canva’s production engineering practice, leading complex reliability engagements, and setting technical standards across the organization. The role involves improving large-scale distributed systems, shaping engagement and measurement models, influencing product roadmaps, mentoring engineers, and addressing challenges involving sharding, multi-region architecture, JVM performance, Kubernetes, AWS, Linux, observability, and incident response.

Test and validate GPU/HPC servers across factory floors and hardware labs. Responsibilities include board and system bring-up, stress testing, firmware and driver troubleshooting, GPU benchmarking with CUDA and NCCL, quality control, root-cause analysis, test procedure development, documentation, and coordination with manufacturers and suppliers in English and Mandarin.

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.

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.

Designs and delivers complex data infrastructure and Professional Services solutions across ANZ, specializing in data migration, replication, clustering, disaster recovery, and business continuity. Acts as a technical advisor throughout pre- and post-sales engagements, leads customer evaluations and POCs, automates integrations using scripting and APIs, and contributes to RFPs and RFQs. Requires advanced expertise in storage, operating systems, virtualization, networking, cloud offerings, and multi-vendor data center environments.

Investigate cyber incidents including ransomware, business email compromise, insider threats, unauthorized access, data theft, and endpoint compromise. Acquire and analyze evidence forensically, maintain chain of custody, identify intrusion methods and threat actor activity, assess data access, and produce defensible reports for clients, insurers, and legal counsel. Support reactive investigations and proactive forensic readiness work, collaborate with incident response practitioners, and participate in out-of-hours work when required.

Provides senior ICT infrastructure support across Victorian schools, including server, network, cloud, wireless, device management, imaging, and desktop fleet administration. The role supports staff and students, manages enterprise environments, collaborates with school leadership, delivers ICT training, documents systems, and performs advanced troubleshooting. Candidates need at least five years of industry experience, strong communication skills, a current driver’s licence, reliable transport, Australian work eligibility, and willingness to complete police and background checks.

Design, implement, and operate large-scale distributed storage infrastructure for GPU cloud and AI/ML workloads. Responsibilities include improving availability, scalability, latency, performance, monitoring, automation, capacity management, data placement, security, and disaster recovery. The role involves incident response, root-cause analysis, continuous optimization, infrastructure-as-code, and on-call support for Linux-based storage systems.

Own and improve the embedded Linux platform powering humanoid robots, including kernel configuration, hardware bring-up, device integration, provisioning, flashing, OTA upgrades, diagnostics, recovery, and deployment tooling. Debug low-level issues across boot, networking, storage, peripherals, and system stability. Collaborate with firmware, electrical, autonomy, AI, and product teams to define hardware/software interfaces, validate platform changes, and improve reliability in manufacturing and field environments.

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.