Careers

How hiring works on a small Tampa ops team.

If you’ve spent a few years keeping Linux servers running and you’re tired of filing tickets with a cloud vendor about hardware you’ll never see, read on. Here the servers are racked in Tampa, and when one breaks you’re the one who fixes it.

  • Small team
  • Hardware we own
  • Servers in Tampa, FL
  • Running since 2002

Life at Blue Arctic

What the work is like

The hardware is ours

We own and operate the machines in Tampa, Florida, and you make the decisions about them.

Nobody between you and the work

No management layers. Everyone contributes directly to what we ship, and we trust your judgement.

Running since 2002

The team knows its systems well.

Uptime is what we’re judged on

Engineers who take reliability personally fit well here. It shows in small things: we close the settings attackers try at provisioning time rather than in a later project.

What We Look For

What we look for

People who understand what’s happening at the hardware level. If you’ve spent years on Linux servers at scale, understand BGP and networking, and treat security as a design decision, we’d like to know you.

What helps your application

  • Linux systems engineering experience (RHEL/CentOS/Debian at scale)
  • Networking fundamentals: BGP, DNS, routing, firewalls
  • Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed and cPanel
  • Hardening and vulnerability management
  • Physical hardware in a datacenter
  • Clear writing, because we document everything
ServersPhysical hardware: Xeon/EPYC, SSD RAID-10
OSCentOS, AlmaLinux, Debian, Ubuntu Server
SecurityImunify360, CloudLinux, custom WAF rules
NetworkBGP, Noction IRP, multi-carrier transit
Control panelcPanel/WHM, custom internal tooling
MonitoringCustom stack: uptime, hardware health, performance
What you would be working on

Open Positions

Open roles

There are no open roles right now. We hire deliberately, usually Linux systems engineers and operations specialists, and most openings are filled by someone the team already knows before they’re posted. So write now rather than wait for a listing: tell us what you’ve run, and what broke while you were running it.