Network, physical security and AV systems integrator for public and private sectors
VectorUSA is a Torrance-based systems integrator whose stack spans Cisco networking (Catalyst 9300, ACI, UCS), physical security platforms (Verkada, Avigilon, Brivo, Salto) and AV gear (Crestron, Extron, Biamp). Hiring tilts toward senior engineering and security talent, and job posts point to E-Rate school work, IP surveillance integration and ServiceNow optimization, with recurring pressure on managed-services SLAs and project margins.
VectorUSA, founded in 1988 and headquartered in Torrance, California, is a privately held technology solution provider with 201–500 employees. It designs, builds and maintains networks, security, data center, wireless, cloud, audiovisual and managed service systems. Its clients include K-16 schools, ports and terminals, hospitals, studios, commercial enterprises and government agencies at the state, local and federal level. Field work includes structured cabling, fiber optics and physical security deployments, supported by design tools such as AutoCAD and Bluebeam.
VectorUSA works with Cisco (Catalyst 9300, ACI, UCS, ASA), Aruba, VMware vSphere, Dell and HPE, plus security platforms like Verkada and Avigilon, AV systems from Crestron and Extron, and ServiceNow and Smartsheet.
Yes. Hiring is steady and concentrated in engineering and security roles, mostly senior level, with smaller openings in sales, construction, finance and support, all in the United States.
Job posts point to E-Rate initiatives, large-scale infrastructure and fiber cabling projects, IP surveillance and access control integration, ServiceNow optimization and a technician scheduling system.
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