Recruiting and HR Coordinator at Airspace Technologies, Inc.: 100% Remote (US)

October 23, 2026

Recruiting and HR Coordinator

Remote, US

Airspace is looking for a detail-oriented and proactive Recruiting and HR Coordinator to help us scale during a period of significant hiring growth. In this role, you'll play a critical part in building our talent pipeline, from sourcing and coordinating candidates through the interview process to supporting their transition into the company, while also lending a hand across core HR operations. This is a fast-paced, hands-on role for someone who thrives on organization, momentum, and helping build great teams.

Responsibilities:

Recruiting (primary focus)

Support full-cycle recruiting for a pipeline of open requisitions, from intake through offer, in partnership with the Senior Corporate Recruiter.
Source active and passive candidates using LinkedIn Recruiter, Greenhouse, and other sourcing tools.
Conduct initial candidate outreach and support early-stage screening calls to confirm basic qualifications.
Coordinate interview scheduling and logistics, ensuring a smooth and timely candidate experience.
Maintain accurate candidate data and pipeline status in the ATS.
Assist with drafting and posting job requisitions.
Support job offer preparation and extension in partnership with the Senior Corporate Recruiter and HR leadership.
Help track and report on recruiting pipeline metrics.

HR Support (secondary focus)

Assist with onboarding related tasks: background checks, offer letters, and first-day coordination for new hires.
Support New Hire Orientation sessions on a recurring basis.
Help maintain accurate employee records in the HRIS system.
Provide backup support for offboarding processes as needed.
Assist with compliance tracking (e.g., state-mandated training completion) across jurisdictions.
Partner cross-functionally with department leads to support broader HR needs as they arise.

Requirements:

1–2+ years of experience in Human Resources or related administrative roles.
Experience with HRIS systems (Rippling experience is a plus).
Proficiency with G-Suite products.
Familiarity with compliance and/or benefits administration.
Strong organizational skills with exceptional attention to detail.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; approachable, responsive, and solutions-oriented.
Knowledge of California wage and labor laws.

Compensation:

Pay scale: $23.00 – $27.00/hour
High-quality health, vision, and dental care plan options.
Unlimited PTO policy.
Competitive 401k program with employer match.

Success Metrics

Your first year

Independently run a full recruitment cycle for 5+ requisitions (both domestic and international).
Supports full-cycle coordination across an average of 8-12 open requisitions at any given time.
Schedules interviews within 24-48 hours of receiving candidate availability.
Maintains accurate data entry of recruitment tracker weekly.
Delivers a smooth onboarding experience.

Next year

Independently owns full-cycle coordination for 1 requisitions at a time.
Sources and delivers an average of 5+ qualified candidates per week into active pipelines.

Your First 90 Days

Fully ramped on Greenhouse, Rippling, and LinkedIn Recruiter, working independently in each.
Attend at least 3+ Operations shadow sessions to build role/business context.
Conduct at least an average of 10 screening calls per week.
Supports at least 1 full recruitment cycle start to finish.

Your First 180 Days

Conduct at least an average of 10-15 Operations screenings per week.
Independently coordinating at least 3-5 open reqs at one time - full recruitment cycle.

Core Values:

We are One Team. We believe we all accomplish more when we are working together.
We make an Impact. We are determined to have a positive influence on our environment, our customers, our industry, and our world.
We are Passionate. We care deeply about our mission and are not afraid to raise the bar.
We are Transparent. We pride ourselves on having open, honest, and sincere communication with our team and customers.
We are Innovative. We never settle and are always striving to improve our product, service, and ourselves.

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