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Companies Using Linux in United States

4,763 companies are hiring Linux talent in United States.

Linux is the dominant open-source operating system for servers, cloud infrastructure, and embedded systems — and when a company starts hiring Linux engineers at scale, it signals they're building or expanding infrastructure that requires serious backend ownership. These aren't companies dabbling in SaaS tools; they're investing in compute, storage, networking, and DevOps pipelines. Adjacent buying needs typically include cloud management platforms, security and compliance tooling, container orchestration, and infrastructure monitoring.

Buying Signal

A company posting Linux roles is likely mid-migration to cloud-native architecture, standing up on-prem data centers, or hardening existing infrastructure for compliance. For a sales rep, this is an entry point for conversations around observability platforms, endpoint security, CI/CD tooling, or managed Kubernetes services. DevOps platform vendors, cloud security companies, and infrastructure automation vendors should be prioritizing these accounts.

Top Companies46 shown

CompanyIndustryHQ LocationSizeJobsLinks
Veeva Systems
veeva.com
 Software Development Pleasanton, United States 5,001+ 1,970
LanceSoft, Inc.
lancesoft.com
 IT Services and IT Consulting Herndon, United States 5,001+ 1,131
CrowdStrike
crowdstrike.com
 Computer and Network Security United States 5,001+ 1,607
AgileEngine
agileengine.com
 Software Development Boca Raton, United States 1,001–5,000 1,926
Apex Systems
apexsystems.com
 IT Services and IT Consulting Glen Allen, United States 1,001–5,000 1,758
Lensa
lensa.com
 Internet Publishing West Chester, United States 51–200 3,768
Inside Higher Ed
insidehighered.com
 Online Audio and Video Media Washington, United States 51–200 2,028
Bright Vision Technologies
bvteck.com
 IT System Custom Software Development Bridgewater Township, United States 51–200 992
VetJobs
vetjobs.org
 Armed Forces Lake Saint Louis, United States 51–200 1,886
Mercor
mercor.com
 Software Development San Francisco, United States 51–200 2,680
NPAworldwide
npaworldwide.com
 Professional Services Grand Rapids, United States 2–10 1,774
CVS Health
cvshealth.com
 Hospitals and Health Care Woonsocket, United States 10,001+ 2,175
Google
goo.gle
 Software Development Mountain View, United States 10,001+ 1,648
Lowe's Companies, Inc.
lowes.com
 Retail Mooresville, United States 10,001+ 2,027
Omni Hotels & Resorts
omnihotels.com
 Hospitality Dallas, United States 10,001+ 1,913
Palo Alto Networks
paloaltonetworks.com
 Computer and Network Security Santa Clara, United States 10,001+ 1,939
CommonSpirit Health
commonspirit.careers
 Hospitals and Health Care Chicago, United States 10,001+ 1,831
PNC
pnc.com
 Financial Services Pittsburgh, United States 10,001+ 2,213
UST
ust.com
 IT Services and IT Consulting Aliso Viejo, United States 10,001+ 1,880
PruittHealth
pruitthealth.com
 Hospitals and Health Care Norcross, United States 10,001+ 1,934
Optum
optum.com
 Hospitals and Health Care Eden Prairie, United States 10,001+ 2,081
Bristol Myers Squibb
bms.com
 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Lawrence Township, United States 10,001+ 1,654
TEKsystems
teksystems.com
 IT Services and IT Consulting United States 10,001+ 1,866
Baylor Scott & White Health
bswhealth.com
 Hospitals and Health Care Dallas, United States 10,001+ 1,854
Burlington Stores, Inc.
burlington.com
 Retail Bordentown Township, United States 10,001+ 1,847
Comcast
comca.st
 Telecommunications Philadelphia, United States 10,001+ 1,797
Caterpillar Inc.
caterpillar.com
 Machinery Manufacturing Irving, United States 10,001+ 1,609
Lam Research
lamresearch.com
 Semiconductor Manufacturing Fremont, United States 10,001+ 1,472
Leidos
leidos.com
 Defense and Space Manufacturing Reston, United States 10,001+ 1,773
ABM Industries
abm.com
 Facilities Services New York, United States 10,001+ 1,956
Nordstrom
nordstrom.com
 Retail Seattle, United States 10,001+ 1,573
Microsoft
microsoft.com
 Software Development Redmond, United States 10,001+ 1,726
Truist
truist.com
 Financial Services Charlotte, United States 10,001+ 1,840
Thermo Fisher Scientific
thermofisher.com
 Biotechnology Research Waltham, United States 10,001+ 2,172
U.S. Bank
usbank.com
 Banking Minneapolis, United States 10,001+ 1,824
Honeywell
honeywell.com
 Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing Charlotte, United States 10,001+ 1,789
Labcorp
labcorp.com
 Hospitals and Health Care Burlington, United States 10,001+ 1,809
Boeing
boeing.com
 Aviation & Aerospace Arlington, United States 10,001+ 2,323
L3Harris Technologies
l3harris.com
 Defense and Space Manufacturing Melbourne, United States 10,001+ 1,814
T-Mobile
t-mobile.com
 Telecommunications Bellevue, United States 10,001+ 1,801
Capital One
capitalone.com
 Financial Services McLean, United States 10,001+ 1,764
Bank of America
bankofamerica.com
 Banking Charlotte, United States 10,001+ 2,068
Oracle
oracle.com
 IT Services and IT Consulting Austin, United States 10,001+ 1,732
AT&T
att.com
 Telecommunications Dallas, United States 10,001+ 2,229
GE HealthCare
gehealthcare.com
 Hospitals and Health Care Chicago, United States 10,001+ 1,487
Johnson & Johnson MedTech
jnjmedtech.com
 Hospitals and Health Care New Brunswick, United States 10,001+ 1,147

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Companies with open Linux roles in United States. Company HQ may be in a different location.

Market Signal

Over 93,000 open roles across 5,367 U.S. companies points to Linux not as a niche skill but as table stakes for modern infrastructure teams. This volume suggests widespread, active build-out — not maintenance hiring.

Stack Intelligence

Companies hiring for Linux alongside Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, and Nginx are signaling a fully containerized, infrastructure-as-code environment — a stack that requires orchestration, configuration management, and reverse proxy tooling to operate at scale. This combination indicates a mature DevOps org that's buying, not just building. Sales teams selling to these accounts should lead with integration depth and operational reliability, not basic feature sets.

Hiring Landscape

Linux in the Market

Where and how companies hire Linux talent

By Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting
1,061
Software Development
900
Financial Services
253
Defense and Space Manufacturing
249
Technology, Information and Internet
210
Information Technology & Services
191
Computer and Network Security
190
Hospitals and Health Care
160

Top Roles

Software Engineer2,421Project Manager1,437Product Manager1,352Data Engineer1,282Program Manager1,103Devops Engineer1,036Systems Engineer985Data Scientist935Account Executive872Network Engineer861Business Analyst849Account Manager768

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Linux?

Linux is an open-source operating system that powers the majority of the world's servers, cloud environments, and enterprise infrastructure. For business purposes, it's the foundation on which software gets built, deployed, and run. When a company hires for it, they're expanding infrastructure capacity or technical ownership.

Why should sales teams track Linux hiring?

Linux hiring signals active infrastructure investment — which means budget is moving toward adjacent tools and platforms. A security vendor, for example, can use this signal to identify companies building new environments that will need endpoint protection before they've issued an RFP.

Who should be selling to companies that use Linux?

Vendors best positioned to prospect Linux-hiring companies include cloud infrastructure providers, DevSecOps platforms, observability and monitoring tools, and enterprise storage or networking vendors.