Skill

Linux Command Line

IT Infrastructure and Networking

The Linux Command Line is a text-based interface (typically a shell like bash or zsh) used to interact directly with the operating system by typing commands rather than using a graphical interface. It is a core skill for developers, sysadmins, and data professionals who need to navigate file systems, automate tasks, and manage remote servers efficiently.

Open roles requiring Linux Command Line (1)

Senior Test Hardware Engineer

Broadcom Inc.

$129,400 – $207,000

This role designs and validates system-level test PCBs for Broadcom's data center chips, requiring deep expertise in high-speed board design, component integration, and lab debugging. It suits experienced hardware engineers who thrive collaborating across firmware, mechanical, and manufacturing teams to deliver production-ready test platforms.

Listed on Broadcom Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Roles that use Linux Command Line

• Hardware Engineer1

• Shell Scripting
• Linux Administration
• Vim Text Editor
• Linux Commands
• VI Editor
• Linux
• Bash Shell