Sr. Linux Engineer St. Louis, MO ( onsite role)

Role: Sr. Linux Engineer

Location:- St. Louis, MO ( onsite role)

Duration: 12 months

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The project the Linux roles is to support a Windows-to-Linux migration effort, IoT-related products, and software development in a collaborative environment.  Project has three parts,Info on Linux roles. They have embedded systems to migrate from windows to Linux installation applications. Developer and engineer and Linux expertise, C#, windows and understands from one OS to another. New product line they are working on is a containerized, physical device. it has UI/front end development. Components of project: Tooling

Required Qualifications Include:

10+ years of software development experience or equivalent.

Proven track record of planning and executing full Windows-to-Linux OS and application migrations in production environments with minimal downtime. 

Deep expertise in Linux distributions Ubuntu, or Debian based systems, including system hardening, package management, and configuration management. 

Able to design time-sensitive, high-availability solutions with minimal guidance and high attention to detail.

Proficiency in Linux scripting (Bash) and experiencing developing software in languages such as C#, and/or C/C++.

Recommended Qualifications:

Understanding of Service-Oriented Architectures.

Experience deploying and managing Linux-based workloads on cloud platforms such as AWS or Azure.

Docker, Podman, or Kubernetes for containerizing migrated workloads

Experience working with Azure IoT solutions.

Ability to design and work with scalable distributed software solutions. 

Web technologies such as HTML, CSS, Blazor, or Razor Script for UI applications.

Tools (not required, but helpful):

GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, or equivalent Git-based version control and CI/CD platforms

Visual Studio, VS Code, or JetBrains IDEs.

Copilot, Claude code. or other AI assisted tooling

Draw.io, stately.ai, mural, lucid chart, craft.io, mermaid charts for design.

 

Experience porting or rewriting Windows-native code to Linux-compatible equivalents.

BS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or other