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Neura Robotics

Cognitive robots with perception, manipulation, collaboration

Linux Infrastructure Engineer

System AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A completed degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field, or comparable vocational training such as IT specialist training in system integration with relevant professional experience.
  • At least three years of professional experience in Linux systems administration.
  • Knowledge of shell and Python scripting.
  • Strong knowledge of networking fundamentals.
  • Comprehensive knowledge of Debian-based operating systems, especially Ubuntu.
  • Very good spoken and written English at least at B2 level.
  • Strong analytical skills and a structured approach to problem solving.

Responsibilities

  • Provide second-level support for the Ubuntu desktop fleet, including operating system and hardware issues, application troubleshooting, and peripheral devices.
  • Develop and maintain automated configuration management for Linux client systems, for example with Ansible.
  • Manage software deployment, package management, and patch cycles across the desktop fleet.
  • Administer user accounts, permissions, and local policies on Linux endpoints.
  • Connect desktop systems to central services such as LDAP/AD, single sign-on, VPN, and network storage.
  • Maintain and further develop standard desktop images and provisioning workflows.
  • Collaborate with the robotics and DevOps teams on tooling and environment requirements for engineering workstations.
  • Document processes, create runbooks, and contribute to the internal knowledge base.

About the Company

Neura Robotics

Cognitive robots with perception, manipulation, collaboration

Neura Robotics builds cognitive robots for industrial and service settings, combining perception, manipulation, and human collaboration. It develops both the hardware and the software stack for Physical AI, creating robot platforms like MAiRA, MAV, LARA and MiPA along with training infrastructure. The system works by integrating sensing, decision-making, and manipulation capabilities on a hardware-software stack that can be deployed in large-scale production, with the company planning robots fleets and NEURA Gyms for ongoing training and improvement. What sets Neura Robotics apart is its end-to-end approach to Physical AI, including a focus on mass production, an established global deployment plan, and a broad ecosystem of strategic backers and partners that support scaling and international expansion. The goal is to enable worldwide deployment of its robot platforms and associated training infrastructure, turning physical AI into widely available industrial and service automation.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$1.7B
Headquarters
Metzingen, Germany
Founded
2019

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