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Canonical·Plovdiv, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Bulgaria·onsite

Associate Linux Support Engineer

Posted 2 months ago
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About the role

What you'll do

  • Provide technical support for Ubuntu and open source products in a globally remote role.
  • Own and manage support cases from problem qualification to resolution, ensuring high customer satisfaction.
  • Collaborate with a distributed team and contribute to knowledge base articles and technical communications.
  • Participate in a regular weekend rotation and be available via telephone, email, and web for case ownership.
  • Continuously learn and adapt to evolving products and services in cloud, desktop, and IoT environments.

What you should know

  • This role is ideal for candidates with a passion for Linux and open source and eagerness to learn.
  • Applicants should be comfortable working in a fully remote, customer-facing environment with global peers.
  • The position requires strong communication skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities under pressure.
  • There is an opportunity to grow technically and professionally with a personal learning budget and global team events.
  • Candidates must be willing to travel internationally twice a year for company meetings and team sprints.

About the company

  • Canonical is a founder-led, profitable, and growing tech company pioneering open source software globally.
  • They have a distributed workforce with 1100+ colleagues across 75+ countries and minimal office-based roles.
  • Canonical is the publisher of Ubuntu, a leading open source platform for AI, cloud, IoT, and data science.
  • The company values excellence, diversity, and global collaboration, fostering a discrimination-free workplace.
  • They offer competitive compensation with annual reviews, performance bonuses, and a strong focus on employee development.

Key required skills

Linux troubleshootingLinux server administrationBashNetworkingVirtualization

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