Hardware Specialist I

Description Recognized as a Top Workplace in San Diego, we live and work by our core values of integrity, collaboration, innovation, respect, and service. At Corelation, we invest in our people through competitive pay, outstanding benefits, and a culture that values growth and connection. Our offerings include a generous 401(k) retirement plan, an extensive paid time off policy, and a supportive, high-performing work environment. When you join the Corelation team, you’re embarking on a journey of meaningful professional and personal development. What We Are Looking For Under the general supervision of the Manager, Hardware Services, performs complex professional work with computer hardware, software, and network systems. Installs and supports KeyStone servers including Unix/Linux operating systems and applications software. Installs and supports personal computers, and network operations; provides hardware and software planning and evaluation; provides problem solving and training for end users; and ensures systems efficiency and integrity. Provides research and support for new technologies to be used in the client environment. Requirements · Provides preliminary support for the KeyStone server installation process, which includes planning, implementing, and troubleshooting network and system hardware and software, and virtualized environments (IBM or VMWare). · Participates in KeyStone server special projects including server replacements, migrations, and server moves. Contributing input to the planning and implementation phases. · Supports internal staff and clients on implementing and troubleshooting PC hardware, software, and peripheral products, server access methods, encryption and Certificates and VPN connectivity as related to KeyStone. · Creates and maintains departmental process and policy documentation, using Atlassian and Microsoft products. · Perform other job-related duties as assigned. Why You Are The Perfect Fit Experience Three years to five years of similar or related experience. Education Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent knowledge and skills obtained through a combination of education, training, and experience is desired Why We Are Your Perfect Fit Benefits Include but not limited to Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance 401(K) Match Discretionary profit share Discretionary annual bonus Wellness Programs Yoga and Massages Bi-Weekly engagements (coffee tastings, trivia, etc.… ) Community Involvement Professional Development Growth Days Vacation Days Floating Holidays Sick Days Parental leave What you can be a part of Company Band Basketball Flag Football Volleyball DEIA groups Pay Range *Range depends on geographic metro / zone, budget, and experience.* *Any use of AI during the application screening and interview process will result in disqualification* Salary Description $66,300 - $78,000 Three to five years of related experience and a desired bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent education, training, and experience. Requires hardware, software, network, server, and troubleshooting expertise. Key Responsibilities supporting systems troubleshooting hardware documenting processes Skills & Tools Unix/Linux, IBM, VMware, Atlassian, Microsoft Job Details Category Information Technology Seniority Mid Level Commitment Full Time Workplace Remote — San Diego, California, United States Salary USD 66,300 – 78,000 / year Languages English Benefits 401k matching Generous paid time off Retirement plan Generous parental leave About Corelation Inc A technology company providing hardware, software, and network systems for client environments. — Industry Information Technology

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