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Brightpick Inc.
Warehouse Operations Coordinator
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What they do
A Warehouse or Distribution Supervisor manages daily operations at a warehouse. Hires, trains, and supervises warehouse staff, oversees inventory and the distribution of materials to and from the warehouse.
$58,534 / year median in Texas
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Warehouse Operations Coordinator Brightpick Inc. - 2.0 Austin, TX Job Details Part-time From $25 an hour 2 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Export management Forklift Certification Customs regulations compliance IT operations Packing In-person customer service Customs brokerage management Forklift Freight forwarding logistics Manual packaging IT infrastructure Network support Warehouse experience Materials handling Material handling equipment operation Customs clearance management Full Job Description Brightpick is looking for an Warehouse Operations Coordinator to be the full-time, on-site backbone of our North American tech center in Austin, TX — the person who keeps the facility running end to end, both physically and administratively. Flexibility, initiative, and a hands-on approach will be key as we scale across North America. If you're a practical operator who is equally comfortable on a forklift and in a spreadsheet, and you geek out about robots, automation, 3D vision sensors, AMRs, etc… we recommend you read on. On any given day you might unload a freight shipment in the morning, set up an Autopicker for a customer demo before lunch, swap a routine part on a Retriever in the afternoon, and close out the day by ordering supplies, coordinating a broker for an outbound international shipment, and getting the office ready for tomorrow's visitor. Roughly 60% of your week is warehouse and logistics and 40% is facility and office operations. This is not a deep mechatronics or engineering role, and it is not a desk-bound admin role — all hands-on robot work is routine and guided by written procedures and our remote-support team, with anything beyond that escalated to our mechatronics specialists. By owning the routine physical work and the day-to-day office glue, you free up our senior specialists to travel and deploy at customer sites, and you give the Austin office the full-time, on-site presence it has been missing.