2,064 live jobs name Linux, which is 3.0% of the 67,944 postings that cite at least one AI tool and 1.2% of all 168,899 live AI-related jobs. Linux ranks number 13 of 14,097 tools tracked; Python leads with 10,338 mentions. Tools are read from the posting text, not from tags. Measured October 2026.
Linux AI jobs
1896 live jobs match "Linux AI jobs" right now. 398 use, work on, or build AI, not just mention it in the posting, and the median salary starts around $131,300 a year, and the most common tools are Linux, Python, and C.
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$101k-$194kUS, Arizona, Phoenix1w
windows-serveractive-directorylinux+1
$91k-$152kUS, VA, Arlington1w
linux
$137k-$205kUSA.VA.RestonRemote1w
kuberneteslinuxaws
Costa Mesa, California, United States1w
pythonlinuxunix+1
$183k-$243kCosta Mesa, California, United States1w
oscilloscopesdmmlogic-analyzers+1
$144k-$194kUS, TX, Dallas1w
javaclinux+3
LANNION,FRANCE1w
kubernetesprometheuskepler+2
CESSON-SEVIGNE,FRANCE1w
linuxansiblegitlab+3
Bristol, Avon, United Kingdom1w
linux
$89k-$119kBluffdale, UT - Data Center1w
jirazendeskdcim+1
$185k-$250kLos Angeles1w
linuxyoctobuildroot+1
$94k-$175kUnited States of America, McLean, VirginiaRemote2w
terraformansiblecisco+6
Eindhoven2w
pythonros-2linux
$142k-$188kCosta Mesa, California, United States2w
linuxansibleterraform+4
$151k-$205kUS, VA, Arlington2w
linuxaws
$118k-$148kSanta Clara, California, USA2w
linuxkubernetesansible+4
$117k-$167kUS, WA, Seattle2w
linuxnetworkingcloud-computing
Bengaluru, Karnātaka, IndiaRemote2w
cgolanglinux
Rungis2w
pythonlinuxqftest
$180k-$225kSanta Clara, California, USA2w
copilotcursorgo+2
AUD 82k-AUD 137kAU, VIC, Melbourne2w
linuxticketing-systems
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How many AI jobs ask for Linux?
Method: counts come from live postings in Level's catalog tagged with the Linux tool. Measured October 2026. Levels follow our method.
Source: The Linux Kernel community: The Linux Kernel documentation.