Graduate Engineer

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Georgia, +4 more countries.

📋 Description

• Evolve into a technical contributor at TuxCare.

• Collaborate on real products with seasoned engineers.

• Enhance your technical expertise in Linux, open-source software, and security.

• Develop and test product features, security updates, and engineering tools.

• Analyze unfamiliar code and comprehend system interactions.

• Create and refine tools for verifying, testing, and deploying software.

• Streamline engineering workflows through automation.

• Engage in code reviews and participate in technical discussions.

• Familiarize yourself with the team's codebase, tools, and operational practices.

• Take part in an engineering challenge inspired by a real security-product issue.

• Interview with senior engineers and HR if challenge outcomes indicate a strong fit.

⛳️ Requirements

• Final-year students or recent graduates are encouraged to apply.

• Proficiency in at least one programming language, such as C, C++, Python, or Go, gained through coursework, personal projects, or early hands-on experience.

• Strong analytical skills.

• Solid understanding of algorithms and data structures.

• A methodical approach to problem-solving.

• Capability to utilize AI tools to tackle unfamiliar programming challenges, critically evaluate and enhance output, and articulate and test the resulting solutions.

• Curiosity, self-directed learning ability, and perseverance.

• Commitment to code quality and the ability to see a task through to a functional, tested solution.

• Effective communication skills and the capacity to convey technical decisions clearly.

• Proficiency in English at a B2 level or above.

• Full-time availability, including for candidates who are still completing their studies.

• A degree or final-year status in Computer Science or a related technical discipline, or equivalent demonstrable skills through projects and code (not mandatory).

• Involvement in personal or academic software projects (beneficial but not mandatory).

• Contributions to open-source projects (advantageous but not mandatory).

• Participation in CTF competitions, hackathons, or managing a homelab (useful but not mandatory).

• Self-taught expertise in a language, stack, or system (helpful but not mandatory).

• Interest in Linux, operating systems, networking, or security (advantageous but not mandatory).

🏝️ Benefits

• Emphasis on professional development.

• Engaging and challenging projects.

• Fully remote work with flexible hours, enabling work from any location worldwide.

• Paid 24 days of vacation annually.

• 10 days of national holidays.

• Unlimited sick leave.

• Compensation for private medical insurance.

• Reimbursement for co-working expenses.

• Gym/sports reimbursement.

• Budget allocated for education.

• Opportunity to earn a reward for the most innovative idea that the company can patent.