Top Linux Jobs in San Diego, CA

Designs, deploys, assesses, troubleshoots, and supports enterprise wireless networks for clients across multiple industries. The role uses Ekahau and common wireless platforms, contributes to technical designs and project documentation, collaborates with clients and project teams, and travels 30–40% to local and nationwide client sites.

Leads technology operations for a large-scale broadcast master control hub. Responsibilities include maintaining broadcast, automation, media processing, and network systems; installing, configuring, troubleshooting, and upgrading equipment; leading the technology team; coordinating projects and incident response; and partnering with station engineering and leadership teams to ensure reliability, security, and operational continuity.

Design and build applications using Python, manage component design, optimize performance, and collaborate with clients on innovative products.

Administer and support enterprise Windows Server infrastructure across on-premises and cloud environments. Manage Active Directory, Group Policy, DNS, DHCP, virtualization, clustering, patching, security hardening, monitoring, backup and disaster recovery. Automate operational tasks with PowerShell, troubleshoot complex infrastructure issues, support incident response and on-call operations, and collaborate with network, cloud, security, and application teams on infrastructure initiatives.

Lead end-to-end technical deployments for enterprise and cleared customers. Build production frontend and backend systems, reusable deployment capabilities, integrations, testing, observability, and human-review workflows. Partner with customer security and infrastructure teams on restricted environments, deployment readiness, release procedures, and operational handoff. Coach teammates, capture reusable practices, troubleshoot with limited tooling, and translate customer insights into product feedback. The role requires an active U.S. government clearance and up to 50% travel.

Leads an 18-month manufacturing facility relocation, including equipment decommissioning, transport, installation, production-line design, commissioning, budgeting, and startup. Provides engineering leadership for equipment, facility systems, capital projects, reliability, and continuous improvement. Directs maintenance teams, CMMS programs, preventive and predictive maintenance, MRO inventory, and KPI tracking. Ensures GMP, OSHA, safety, and compliance requirements while coordinating vendors, contractors, and internal stakeholders. Fluent English and Spanish communication is required.

Own corporate IT platforms, including identity and access, endpoint management, virtualization, storage, networking, SaaS, asset systems, and helpdesk enablement. Lead migrations, automate onboarding and lifecycle processes, maintain compliance and audit evidence, document and monitor infrastructure, direct contractors and Tier 1 support, and deliver scalable remote-site kits. The role is on-site in Cambridge and includes occasional travel, planned maintenance, escalation support, and hands-on work in server and network environments.

The Reliability Engineer manages plant electrical safety, medium- and low-voltage distribution systems, arc-flash and short-circuit models, protective relay settings, electrical inspections, shutdowns, troubleshooting, and outage response. The role also supports variable-frequency drives, power monitoring, electrical drawings, area classifications, management of change, radio systems, and capital projects. The position provides technical support and training while collaborating with plant, corporate, operations, maintenance, contractors, and vendors in a chemical manufacturing environment.

Two-year, full-time rotational program for recent or graduating Mechanical or Petroleum Engineering students. Participants complete three rotations across engineering, product development, manufacturing, field operations, applications engineering, customer solutions, and production optimization. The program provides hands-on technical experience, mentorship, professional development, and exposure to the energy industry. Candidates must be analytical, collaborative, willing to work in field and operational environments, and flexible to travel or relocate for assignments.

Design, build, test, deploy, and maintain internal business applications that improve organizational processes. The role involves gathering requirements, simplifying workflows, developing database-backed applications, APIs, and integrations, and using AI-assisted tools for coding and testing. The developer will collaborate with technical and non-technical stakeholders, document solutions, support deployed applications, and ensure security, reliability, and maintainability.