Shipping and Receiving Clerk
Shipping and Receiving Clerk
Posted today
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Receive incoming shipments, verify contents against purchase orders and packing slips, and inspect for damage or discrepancies
- Log received items in our inventory or ERP system and route them promptly to the right engineering, build, or test team
- Pick, pack, crate, and label outbound shipments, including high-value robot assemblies, prototypes, and spare parts
- Prepare shipping documentation such as bills of lading, packing lists, commercial invoices, and export paperwork for international shipments
- Coordinate pickups and deliveries with carriers, freight forwarders, and couriers; track shipments and resolve delays or damage claims
- Maintain accurate inventory through cycle counts, stock reconciliation, and organized storage of parts and materials
- Work with Procurement, Engineering, and Operations to flag shortages, backorders, and incorrect deliveries
- Handle and store hazardous materials (e.g., lithium-ion batteries, compressed gases, chemicals) in line with safety and regulatory requirements
- Keep the receiving dock and warehouse areas clean, organized, and safe
- Help build and improve shipping and receiving processes as the company scales
- High school diploma or GED3-5 years of experience in shipping, receiving, warehouse, or logistics roles, ideally in manufacturing, engineering, or a technical environment
- Experience with inventory management or ERP systems and standard office tools (e.g., Excel, Google Sheets)
- Working knowledge of carrier platforms (e.g., FedEx, UPS, DHL) and freight / LTL shipping
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy when counting, labeling, and documenting materials
- Clear communication skills and comfort coordinating with engineers, vendors, and carriers
- Ability to prioritize and stay organized in a fast-moving, early-stage environment
- Forklift and pallet jack experience, or willingness to obtain certification
- Authorization to work in the United States
- Ability to lift and move up to 50 lbs regularly, with assistance or equipment for heavier items
- Ability to stand, walk, bend, and reach for extended periods
- Work takes place in a warehouse and robotics lab setting with exposure to noise, machinery, and varying temperatures
- Use of required PPE (e.g., safety shoes, safety glasses) in designated areas
- Occasional overtime or flexible hours may be needed to meet shipping deadlines
- Experience with international shipping, export compliance, and customs documentation (e.g., HTS codes, EEI filings)DOT/IATA hazardous materials shipping certification, especially for lithium batteries
- Experience crating or shipping large, heavy, or high-value equipment
- Exposure to robotics, aerospace, automotive, or hardware startup environments
- Bilingual English/Korean or English/Japanese
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