Top Senior Linux Jobs in San Diego, CA

The Staff Software Engineer will design and maintain scalable platforms, mentor engineers, and ensure software quality and performance in a fast-paced environment.

Design and deliver cloud-native Java 17 / Spring Boot 3 microservices and APIs. Build event-driven systems integrating IoT devices and third-party platforms using Kafka/RabbitMQ, implement security (OAuth2/JWT), write unit and integration tests, and collaborate on CI/CD with Docker, Kubernetes, and Helm.

The role involves testing embedded systems software and desktop applications, defining testing strategies, developing protocols, and ensuring quality adherence in regulated environments.

Architect and govern hybrid infrastructure across on-prem, colocation, and multi-cloud environments. Lead M365, identity (Okta), endpoint (Intune/SCCM/Tanium), DR (Rubrik) and AI-driven automation initiatives. Partner with security and vendors, drive cost optimization, and translate business needs into resilient infrastructure roadmaps.

Build and improve a financial operating system for healthcare practices by developing data integration infrastructure and solving interoperability challenges.

The Engineering Manager leads technical delivery for automation projects, mentoring teams, ensuring project execution meets objectives, and driving engineering standards.

Lead industrial engineering initiatives focused on enhancing manufacturing efficiency, collaborating across departments, and driving strategic planning for process improvements.

The Solutions Architect will design and implement solutions, assess business requirements, and ensure compliance with security and governance standards.

The Forward Deployed Full-Stack Engineer will create production-grade applications, manage technical relationships, and ensure seamless integration of AI models into client environments.

The Cloud Native Engineer will design and develop microservices using Go, build Kubernetes-based infrastructure, and optimize cloud native solutions for AI workloads.