Top Entry Level Linux Jobs in San Diego, CA

Troubleshoot, diagnose, and improve electrical control systems supporting manufacturing equipment, including PLCs, drives, safety circuits, induction furnaces, temperature controls, instrumentation, and hydraulic interfaces. The engineer will support equipment reliability, safety, uptime, and continuous improvement; interpret schematics, resolve urgent issues, assist planned upgrades, and provide technical direction to maintenance electricians and engineers.

Assists with planning, designing, installing, and improving manufacturing processes and equipment. Supports equipment proposals, cost projections, installations, operator training, process documentation, equipment records, prototype development, and continuous production operations. Helps identify and resolve manufacturing issues while maintaining quality, cost, safety, and regulatory requirements.

Early-career software engineers will work in person with cross-functional teams to build software products for clients across industries including life sciences, medical, aerospace, finance, and heavy machinery. Responsibilities include collaborative product development, frequent team communication, problem solving, and contributing to continuous improvement. Applicants should demonstrate passion for software development, teamwork, communication, learning, and hold a relevant bachelor’s degree.

Build and deploy AI-powered solutions for restoration contractors. Travel to customer offices and disaster sites to understand workflows, implement accounts, prototype custom solutions, and turn field insights into product improvements. Own full-stack development across backend, UI, and data plumbing while collaborating with engineering, product, customer success, and customer operators.

Build and operate AWS infrastructure using Terraform and Kubernetes, develop reusable infrastructure modules, create reliable CI/CD workflows, and improve autoscaling, observability, incident response, and deployment safety. The role partners with application and AI engineers to support latency-sensitive voice services, manage costs, and enable secure provisioning and debugging. Nice-to-have experience includes GitOps, real-time audio systems, databases, GPU workloads, AI inference, and SOC 2 support.

Develop open source software across computer vision, scientific computing, data analytics, medical computing, and related technical areas. Learn software development practices, platform maintenance, project leadership, and funding strategies while completing a master's degree in Computer Science. This full-time, permanent role is on-site in Clifton Park, New York, and includes tuition coverage for the master's program.

Designs, troubleshoots, and solves mechanical engineering problems involving industrial pumps and rotating equipment. Works hands-on with equipment, technicians, and customers to diagnose issues and support pump repair activities. Requires a mechanical engineering degree and strong technical troubleshooting skills; pump or rotating equipment experience is preferred.

Develop and optimize electron-beam lithography processes for full-wafer, low-volume fabrication of legacy microcircuits. Responsibilities include wafer coating, exposure and development, process integration, throughput improvement, troubleshooting, data collection and analysis, documentation, and presenting findings to cross-functional teams and management. The role requires cleanroom work, flexible shifts when needed, and onsite attendance in Princeton, New Jersey.

Early Career Engineers support multidisciplinary consulting projects involving system modeling, data analytics, equipment and facility performance, technology deployment, capital projects, and power, process, or medical device design. Engineers may work on multiple projects, collaborate with senior engineers and clients, and develop technical, project management, communication, and business development skills. The role is primarily office-based in Alexandria, Virginia, with 10–20% travel to client, testing, or supplier sites.

Tenure-track faculty member responsible for teaching foundational and specialized Electrical and Computer Engineering courses, developing engaging curricula, advising students, and establishing an active research program supporting student research and the College of Engineering’s national profile. Candidates must hold or be nearing completion of a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a closely related field. Industry experience is valued, and applicants from all ECE specializations are welcome.