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AI Developer, Linux Administrator at Stratirus (a Tennetech company)
AI Developer, Linux Administrator at Stratirus (a Tennetech company), found 6 days ago on Hacker News. Remote, from the USA. The recruiter asks for CVs by email.
AI engineer
Hacker News
6 days ago
Stratirus (a Tennetech company)
Stratirus, a Tennetech company, is a small AI and Microsoft 365 consultancy in Franklin, TN hiring an AI Developer and Linux Admin at junior to mid level, remote within the US.
What you would do
- Build AI agents and MCP servers using Claude Code, Copilot Studio, Power Automate and Gemini
- Administer Ubuntu servers: systemd, Docker, patching, backups and monitoring
- Work directly with clients and explain technical matters clearly
- Use AI tools daily and verify their output
What they ask for
- Junior to mid-level experience; early-career and career-switchers welcome
- US work authorization without sponsorship
- Available during Central Time business hours
- Comfort with AI tooling and Linux administration
- PeopleSoft experience is a plus
- Strong preference for work samples
About this job
- Job
- AI Developer, Linux Administrator
- Category
- AI engineer
- Company
- Stratirus (a Tennetech company)
- Location
- Remote (the USA)
- Work type
- Full time, Part time, Contract
- Salary
- 65,000 to 100,000 USD a year
- Posted
- on Hacker News, 2 November 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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