Top Remote IT Jobs in San Diego, CA

Own IT internal audit projects and portions of the SOX program, including ITGC and ITAC testing, risk assessment, controls evaluation, remediation, and audit reporting. Partner with audit, finance, engineering, process owners, external auditors, and co-sourcing partners. Help establish an AI audit methodology and implement AI-enabled audit efficiencies while maintaining quality, independence, and reliability.

Drives new business revenue across federal civilian agencies by identifying opportunities, building partner and contracting-vehicle channels, developing proposals, managing capture strategies, and closing sales. The role owns opportunities from identification through award, develops agency and industry relationships, builds sales pipelines, executes strategic sales plans, and meets revenue targets while coordinating with executives, proposal teams, and program stakeholders.

Leads Engine’s distributed IT organization and modernizes its IT function. Responsibilities include managing engineers and support analysts, improving device lifecycle and endpoint security, architecting Okta-based identity and automation, overseeing onboarding and offboarding, establishing support SLAs, partnering with Security and People teams, reducing technical debt, and delivering cross-functional technology programs. The role is hands-on, combining strategic leadership with technical troubleshooting and execution.

Lead a globally distributed IT engineering team building enterprise integrations, workflow automation, orchestration, and AI-native workflows. Set technical direction, establish roadmaps, manage delivery metrics, and partner with business and service operations leaders to eliminate manual work. Guide engineers on architecture, CI/CD, testing, and development practices while evaluating emerging automation and AI tools. Build integrations across identity, ITSM, SaaS, and enterprise systems, and grow team capabilities across US and India time zones.

Provide clinical and technical leadership for General Imaging ultrasound: deliver pre-sales demonstrations, objective-based training, new product adoption, and ongoing clinical education. Support sales and customers from pre-sale through post-implementation, optimize imaging protocols and workflows, document training outcomes, and represent the product at conferences. Frequent travel and strong clinical communication skills required.

Consult as a Director-level technologist for alternative asset firms and family offices: assess tech practices, advise CTOs, lead application and infrastructure projects, oversee cybersecurity, disaster recovery, vendor selection, KPIs, and team governance to align technology roadmaps with business needs.

Provides clinical education, product demonstrations, and technical leadership for General Imaging Ultrasound customers across a regional territory. Supports pre-sales, implementation, customer training, workflow and protocol optimization, product adoption, trade shows, escalations, and clinical relationship development. Requires extensive travel, strong ultrasound expertise, ARDMS certification, GE Healthcare system experience, and knowledge of healthcare information systems, networking, and IT.

Own day-to-day IT and information security operations for a fully remote Mac fleet. Responsibilities include endpoint lifecycle management, identity and access administration, Google Workspace, helpdesk support, asset coordination, CrowdStrike EDR monitoring, DLP controls, Datadog SIEM alerting, security hygiene, access reviews, and SOC 2 and PCI evidence collection. The role requires autonomous ownership, automation, clear documentation, cross-functional collaboration, and approximately 4–6 years of experience beyond ticket-only support.

Leads complex federal IT and ICAM projects throughout the full lifecycle, from planning and design through deployment. Manages Agile delivery, project resources, budgets, risks, schedules, compliance, stakeholder communications, and cross-functional teams. Oversees IT operations, systems integration, user support, deployment, training, metrics, and project outcomes while coordinating with federal officials and ensuring adherence to security and contract requirements.

Leads the IT Strategy and Transformation Office, integrating enterprise architecture, portfolio investment planning, agile delivery, organizational change management, and executive governance. The role aligns technology investments with enterprise strategy, oversees architecture standards and modernization, manages portfolio value realization, establishes delivery and governance practices, sponsors organizational change, and leads multidisciplinary teams. Responsibilities include budget and vendor management, executive communication, hiring, performance management, and advising on complex transformation initiatives.

Lead portfolio-level product and solutions marketing for ServiceNowAutonomous IT and AI-native workflows. Define the category narrative, unify GTM across ITSM/ITOM/product teams, engage customers and analysts, build customer proof points, and hire and grow a team of product and solutions marketers to operationalize the portfolio vision.

Summer intern assisting with IT solution design and implementation, supporting cybersecurity initiatives through security protocol analysis, and collaborating with data science teams to analyze data and generate actionable insights. The role offers hands-on experience, mentorship, and professional development within Honeywell Aerospace. Candidates must remain enrolled in a relevant degree program, maintain at least a 3.0 GPA, and meet U.S. person requirements.

Summer 2027 interns will support IT solution design, cybersecurity initiatives, and data science projects at Honeywell Aerospace. Responsibilities include implementing business-focused IT solutions, analyzing security protocols and recommending improvements, and collaborating with data science teams to generate actionable insights. Interns receive hands-on experience, mentorship, professional development, relocation benefits, and short-term housing when eligible. The role is available at multiple U.S. locations.

Owns the company’s HR function, including onboarding and offboarding, performance reviews, employee relations, hiring coordination, benefits administration, multi-state compliance, documentation, and process development. The role serves as the primary HR contact for a 22-person remote organization, escalating investigations and legal matters to the CEO and outside counsel while supporting compensation recommendations and organizational growth.

Analyzes operational problems, defines system scope and requirements, validates requirements through research and testing, presents system enhancement recommendations, and serves as the functional product expert. The role owns requirements through delivery, manages traceability and backlogs in SAFe, works with operational users and stakeholders, and supports federal health supply chain systems. Fully remote within the United States, with Public Trust eligibility and U.S. citizenship required.

Manage financial governance and cost optimization for GCP and OCI environments supporting a federal health customer. Build cloud-spend dashboards, budgets, alerts, tagging standards, forecasts, and leadership reports. Identify savings through rightsizing, committed-use evaluations, and architecture changes while ensuring compliance with FedRAMP High and NIST 800-53. Lead technical teams and provide cloud financial-management direction in a fully remote role.

Establish and enforce security controls across Google Cloud and Oracle Cloud environments for a federal health customer. Manage IAM federation, least-privilege access, centralized monitoring, vulnerability remediation, and cloud security tooling. Validate deployments against FedRAMP High, FISMA, and NIST 800-53 requirements, support zero-trust architecture, and collaborate with governance, audit, security, and engineering teams. The role also provides technical leadership and develops cloud security standards.

Operate and improve IJM's Microsoft Azure environment: ensure availability, performance, security, monitoring, incident response, cost optimization, IaC deployments (Bicep/ARM/Terraform), automation with PowerShell/Azure CLI, governance (Azure Policy/RBAC), and collaborate across teams to maintain standardized, secure, and observable cloud platforms.

The IT Epic Pharmacy Analyst III plans, designs, develops, implements, trains users on, supports, and evaluates Epic pharmacy application functionality. The role requires pharmacy and healthcare IT expertise, Epic analyst experience, pharmacist registration, and mandatory Epic certification. Responsibilities include mentoring IT staff, reviewing their work, supporting system optimization, and potentially leading implementations. The position is remote and per diem, with employment limited to residents of eligible U.S. states.

Designs, implements, maintains, and supports assigned Epic applications. Plans clinical system implementations and upgrades, coordinates testing and quality assurance, documents changes, mentors IT EMR staff, trains employees, and advises end users. Requires Epic certification in the primary application within 90 days of completing the first Epic class.

Plans, designs, develops, implements, trains users on, supports, and evaluates Epic pharmacy applications. Mentors IT staff, reviews their work, and contributes to application optimization and healthcare operations. Requires pharmacy expertise, pharmacist registration, healthcare IT experience, and Epic analyst experience, with mandatory Epic certification in the primary application.

Own CI/CD architecture and delivery pipelines for federal health IT software. Build automated security, quality, and compliance gates; establish infrastructure-as-code standards; optimize build and deployment performance; support STIG hardening and security accreditation; and mentor engineering teams. The role is fully remote within the United States and requires eligibility for a federal Public Trust background investigation.

Serve as the senior technical advisor for a federal supply chain and logistics program. Advise delivery teams and government stakeholders on technical strategy, architecture, security, delivery trade-offs, and design decisions. Resolve cross-team technical disputes, translate customer needs into feasible solutions, strengthen technical judgment, and advise on Risk Management Framework activities, authorization documentation, remediation, SAFe delivery, cloud migration, accessibility, and emerging AI/ML governance.

Owns administration, health, security baselines, backup, recovery, patching, and automation for server and application environments supporting a federal health supply chain platform. Resolves escalated issues, operates containerized cloud workloads, supports federal compliance evidence, establishes administration standards, and mentors junior administrators. The role is fully remote within the United States and requires eligibility for a Public Trust background investigation.

Build complex components for a federal supply chain and logistics platform. Set technical direction, coding standards, and design practices; decompose specifications into deliverable increments; make and document technical decisions; review code; mentor engineers; and develop containerized services integrated with legacy systems through secure DevSecOps pipelines. The role is fully remote within the United States and supports a federal health customer.