Top Entry Level Tech Jobs in San Diego, CA

Supports classified Windows information systems throughout their lifecycle, including installation, patching, troubleshooting, account and permission management, backups, security logging, configuration management, and user support. The role coordinates with network, software, hardware, cybersecurity, and vendor teams; maintains compliance with security policies; documents activities; uses ticketing systems; and may support multiple networks, after-hours work, and equipment handling onsite in San Diego.

Maintain and support enterprise AI tool environments, develop AI-powered tools and automation, troubleshoot platform issues, manage licenses and access controls, and ensure data governance compliance. Partner with users, IT, security, vendors, and department leaders to identify use cases, standardize workflows, improve adoption, deliver training, and maintain AI support documentation and knowledge bases.

Provides inside sales and customer service to retail customers through walk-in, phone, and email interactions. Advises customers on products, pricing, availability, and project materials; prepares estimates and quotes, processes orders, schedules deliveries, and resolves basic complaints. Supports workshops, store housekeeping, signage, stocking, inventory control, and safety procedures. Requires frequent standing and walking, occasional material handling, and use of tools or equipment.

Manages UAS-related programs for government customers within a company providing logistics, facilities management, and technical services. The posting provides no specific responsibilities, qualifications, salary, travel, or clearance details.

Entry-level rotational Data Engineer responsible for SQL development, SSIS data transformations, data validation, testing, performance tuning, data profiling, and reporting solutions. The role collaborates with IT, project managers, analysts, and business stakeholders to implement enterprise data solutions across Salesforce, Marketing Cloud, and other platforms. This is a 100% on-site position in San Diego, California.

Generates new business through calls, emails, networking, and in-person outreach; builds relationships with local businesses and decision-makers; learns office technology and managed solutions; develops tailored proposals; maintains customer communication; and grows the sales pipeline through consistent prospecting. The role includes structured onboarding, mentorship, training, and opportunities for advancement into sales leadership.

Develop new business and cultivate existing clients by selling iHeartMedia’s broadcast and digital marketing products. Responsibilities include cold calling, client meetings, lead generation, campaign development, sales presentations, revenue growth, and collaboration with internal teams. The role requires persuasive communication, relationship building, negotiation, organization, and effective use of Salesforce, Microsoft Office, and social networking platforms.

Develops data-driven solutions for sustainment and defense clients by exploring, cleaning, analyzing, and visualizing structured and unstructured data. Builds predictive models, algorithms, and quantitative analyses using R or Python, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and natural language processing. The role applies data science to reliability, logistics, maintenance, and combat-system datasets and requires Secret clearance.

Owns quota-carrying sales and business development for Israeli-founded technology companies expanding in the U.S. and globally. Builds executive relationships, identifies Azure, AI, marketplace, co-sell, partner, and strategic commercial opportunities, advances complex deals, and coordinates Microsoft teams across sales, product, engineering, partnerships, and customer success. Represents Microsoft in startup, investor, founder, and technology ecosystem networks while developing repeatable engagement strategies.

Manage the U.S. Navy’s force-wide public affairs and operational visual information program. Responsibilities include policy development, equipment readiness and inventory accountability, logistics coordination, repair and lifecycle planning, readiness assessments, fleet training, inspection criteria, and deployment certification support. The role coordinates with Navy public affairs, fleet, and training organizations to sustain mission-ready visual information capabilities across afloat and ashore commands.