
51 - 200 employees
🔒 Cybersecurity
☁️ SaaS
🤝 B2B
Cybersecurity • SaaS • B2B
TuxCare is a cybersecurity company that provides enterprise-grade open source supply chain security, long-term lifecycle support, and non-disruptive patching for Linux and language ecosystems. Its products include SecureChain (rebuilt, malware-scanned, continuously patched open-source packages), KernelCare (rebootless kernel patching), LibCare (rebootless patching for OpenSSL and glibc), and Endless Lifecycle Support (ELS) for operating systems, runtimes, and language ecosystems. TuxCare also offers enterprise support for community Linux distributions, custom kernel development, compliance-focused tooling (SBOM, VEX, SLSA attestations), and solutions aimed at healthcare, finance, government, and other regulated sectors.
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🌐 Georgia, Armenia, +3 more countries – Remote
⏰ Full Time
⚪️ Entry-level
👷🏻♀️ Engineer
🚫👨🎓 No degree required
👻 Ghost score 15%
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51 - 200 employees
🔒 Cybersecurity
☁️ SaaS
🤝 B2B
Cybersecurity • SaaS • B2B
TuxCare is a cybersecurity company that provides enterprise-grade open source supply chain security, long-term lifecycle support, and non-disruptive patching for Linux and language ecosystems. Its products include SecureChain (rebuilt, malware-scanned, continuously patched open-source packages), KernelCare (rebootless kernel patching), LibCare (rebootless patching for OpenSSL and glibc), and Endless Lifecycle Support (ELS) for operating systems, runtimes, and language ecosystems. TuxCare also offers enterprise support for community Linux distributions, custom kernel development, compliance-focused tooling (SBOM, VEX, SLSA attestations), and solutions aimed at healthcare, finance, government, and other regulated sectors.
• Grow into a technical contributor at TuxCare • Work on real products alongside experienced engineers • Develop technical skills in Linux, open-source software and security • Develop and test product features, security fixes and engineering tools • Investigate unfamiliar code and understand system interactions • Build and improve tools for verifying, testing and delivering software • Automate engineering workflows • Contribute to code reviews and technical discussions • Learn the team’s codebase, tools and working practices • Participate in an engineering challenge modelled on a real security-product problem • Interview with senior engineers and HR if challenge results demonstrate a strong match
• Final-year students or recent graduates • Practical programming skills in at least one language, such as C, C++, Python or Go, from coursework, personal projects or early hands-on experience • Strong analytical thinking • Solid fundamentals in algorithms and data structures • Structured approach to solving problems • Ability to use AI tools to work through unfamiliar programming problems, critically assess and improve output, and explain and test the resulting solution • Curiosity, ability to learn independently, and persistence • Care for code quality and ability to carry a task through to a working, tested solution • Clear communication and ability to explain technical decisions • English at B2 level or higher • Full-time availability, including for candidates still completing their studies • Degree or final-year standing in Computer Science or a related technical field, or equivalent demonstrable skills through projects and code (listed as non-mandatory) • Personal or academic software projects (helpful but non-mandatory) • Open-source contributions (helpful but non-mandatory) • Participation in CTF competitions, hackathons, or administration of a homelab (helpful but non-mandatory) • Self-taught language, stack or system expertise (helpful but non-mandatory) • Interest in Linux, operating systems, networking or security (helpful but non-mandatory)
• A focus on professional development • Interesting and challenging projects • Fully remote work with flexible working hours, allowing work from any location worldwide • Paid 24 days of vacation per year • 10 days of national holidays • Unlimited sick leaves • Compensation for private medical insurance • Co-working reimbursement • Gym/sports reimbursement • Budget for education • Opportunity to receive a reward for the most innovative idea that the company can patent
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