Top Entry Level Tech Jobs in San Diego, CA

Prepares simple tax returns, conducts tax research, gathers and documents client data, and supports tax compliance, consulting, and income tax accrual activities. The associate uses firm tax software, applies federal and state tax requirements, identifies tax issues and opportunities, drafts memoranda, and collaborates with senior team members. A bachelor's degree and CPA eligibility or equivalent credentials are required; accounting or tax experience is preferred.

Sell HVAC solutions to residential customers through pre-qualified, in-home appointments. Evaluate customer needs, present options, close sales, meet revenue goals, and build repeat business. The role requires weekend availability, strong follow-up and organization, a proven sales mindset, and the ability to pass drug, motor vehicle, and background checks. HVAC knowledge is not required because training is provided.

Supports classified Windows systems throughout their lifecycle, including installation, patching, troubleshooting, account and permission management, backups, recovery, security logging, configuration management, and system testing. Collaborates across software, hardware, network, and cybersecurity teams; maintains multiple networks and documentation; supports ticketing systems; and follows strict classified information security procedures. The role is full-time onsite in San Diego and may require after-hours or weekend work.

Leads AutoZone’s B2B commercial sales growth by managing customer relationships, developing sales staff and delivery teams, tracking performance, and meeting account goals. Responsibilities include planning delivery routes, overseeing drivers, managing billing and returns, providing automotive parts recommendations, maintaining vehicle safety and compliance, and ensuring accurate account records. The role requires automotive knowledge, leadership, communication, selling ability, physical capability, and schedule flexibility.

Manages a team of 10 or more Sales Support Representatives, drives sales performance and profitability, implements sales strategies and processes, monitors call and productivity metrics, coaches associates, manages staffing and workloads, resolves customer escalations, coordinates with suppliers and internal teams, and improves order entry, pricing, and customer communication processes.

Leads systems engineering for U.S. Navy cybersecurity programs, focusing on network security, boundary protection, cyber analytics, threat analysis, virtualized capabilities, requirements development, Navy network architectures, installation planning, security classification guides, technical reviews, risk management, configuration management, and engineering change requests. Requires a U.S. national security clearance, engineering bachelor’s degree, and Security+ certification.

The Claims Examiner Trainee will manage workers' compensation claims, conduct investigations, and ensure effective communication with clients and medical professionals while completing training in claims handling strategies.

Serves as a primary client contact while supporting insurance coverage strategies and plan administration. Issues certificates and other proofs of insurance, responds to inquiries, requests policy changes, reviews policies and endorsements, processes audits and cancellations, and maintains accurate client records in EPIC. Requires a Property and Casualty Producer License or ability to obtain one within 60 days, strong computer and mathematical skills, and a high school diploma.

Coordinates orchestra operations, rehearsals, concerts, auditions, musician hiring, payroll support, contracts, travel, transportation, insurance, and administrative communications. Serves as a liaison among musicians, conductors, guest artists, stage personnel, and Symphony staff while supporting compliance with the Master Agreement. The role requires strong organization, interpersonal skills, attention to detail, computer proficiency, schedule flexibility for performances, and physical mobility backstage.

Processes client cash withdrawals, transfer payments, estate payments, and LISA withdrawals accurately and within deadlines. Investigates and escalates queries, maintains regulatory records, supports anti-fraud and money-laundering compliance, and coordinates with internal departments to improve client payment journeys. The role also identifies process efficiencies, implements improvements, and maintains high service and accuracy standards.