Top Senior Linux Jobs in San Diego, CA

Serves as the technical lead for Workday Workforce Management and Payroll integrations. Defines architecture, integration patterns, security models, configuration standards, and data-quality controls across global regions. Leads PECI and outbound payroll integrations, translates labor and pay requirements into Workday configurations, manages release assessments and regression testing, and supports audit-ready reporting and compliance with labor, privacy, SOX, and security requirements. Partners with HR, Finance, Payroll, vendors, and technology teams to deliver scalable and sustainable solutions.

The Senior Quality Engineer leads quality improvement projects, applies statistical methods to manufacturing data, resolves customer and production quality issues, drives corrective actions, supports inspections and material disposition, and conducts internal, customer, and supplier audits. The role requires extensive manufacturing quality experience, familiarity with automotive, aerospace, or medical standards, and expertise in SPC, FMEAs, PPAPs, root cause analysis, and structured problem-solving.

Own production electrical designs for LiDAR sensors, including mixed-signal, power, and laser-driver circuitry. Lead schematic and PCB revisions, verification, ECOs, BOM changes, component obsolescence mitigation, alternate qualification, failure analysis, and reliability testing. Partner with supply chain, quality, procurement, suppliers, and contract manufacturers to improve yield, control costs, and maintain supply continuity. Translate field-quality findings into design-for-reliability guidance for future products.

Lead full-stack software development across client-facing applications, ELT/ETL pipelines, and data engineering solutions. Design, test, deploy, troubleshoot, and optimize scalable systems while advancing DevOps, security, testing, and engineering practices. Partner with product managers and stakeholders to translate business goals into technical requirements, contribute to architecture and code reviews, mentor engineers, and support client onboarding and existing client solutions.

The Supplier Quality Engineer qualifies and monitors suppliers, conducts audits, source inspections, first article inspections, and capability assessments, and manages supplier corrective actions. The role analyzes defects, drives continuous improvement, ensures ISO/AS9100 compliance, maintains approved supplier systems and performance reports, and resolves technical quality issues with suppliers and internal teams. This fully onsite position requires travel to suppliers up to 25% of the time.

Provides electrical engineering support for product development and manufacturing. Responsibilities include electrical and electronics design, schematic capture, prototyping, embedded software, testing, debugging, safety and EMC compliance, product documentation, field service support, troubleshooting, vendor coordination, and resolving production issues.

Provides technical support for manufacturing operations through process development, testing, continuous improvement, and engineering support. Develops and improves processes, conducts time studies, leads cost-reduction and Lean initiatives, supports prototypes and validation testing, qualifies vendors, provides CAD support, and manages capital equipment and facility layout projects.

Owns end-to-end systems engineering for residential fire and life safety products. Leads cross-functional engineering teams, translates product and regulatory requirements into system specifications, manages architectures and interfaces, develops verification and validation plans, conducts DFMEA and design reviews, mitigates technical risks, supports root-cause analysis, and mentors engineers across multiple product development projects.

Leads cloud platform strategy, architecture, operations, security, governance, automation, and modernization, primarily using AWS. Manages cloud engineers, drives Infrastructure as Code and CI/CD practices, leads migrations, and develops disaster recovery and business continuity strategies while partnering with technology and business stakeholders.

Develops and maintains physics-based fatigue, creep, thermomechanical, and combined-damage models for Formula 1 power-unit components. Produces life predictions from FEA, thermal analyses, load spectra, and telemetry; defines component duty-life limits; integrates dyno and race data; investigates failures; correlates models with test evidence; and supports design reviews, FMEA, and reliability decisions.