Inventory Warehouse Coordinator
Inventory Warehouse Coordinator
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Receiving & Material Handling
- Pick up incoming packages and deliveries from the loading dock and transport them to the receiving area
- Receive, inspect, and log incoming components, assemblies, tools, equipment, and supplies
- Record detailed item information in internal systems and check materials into the inventory tracking system
- Verify quantities, part information, and documentation against purchase orders and packing lists
- Coordinate with Supply Chain, Logistic and Engineering teams on discrepancies or missing information
- Label and route materials to the lab, storage locations, or build areas
- Package items and prepare packages for outbound shipment
- Operate 8000 lbs forklift (training will be provided)
- Inventory & Organization
- Maintain accurate inventory records in internal systems and spreadsheets
- Maintain real-time visibility into material status via ERP (NetSuite) and inventory tracking tools
- Organize and manage storage areas to ensure efficient retrieval and clear part identification
- Conduct cycle counts and support inventory reconciliation efforts
- Warehouse Operations Management
- Maintain clean, safe, and organized lab and warehouse spaces
- Operate basic material-handling equipment, such as pallet jacks, carts and a forklift
- Ensure compliance with safety and handling requirements for sensitive components, including ESD, fragile, and high-value parts
- Identify opportunities to improve labeling, storage systems, and material flow efficiency
- Transport and coordinated packages and material movement between Etched facilities
- Internal Lab Support
- Serve as a point of contact for engineers requesting parts, tools, equipment, and supplies
- Pick, stage, and distribute inventory for engineering builds, testing activities, and daily operational needs
- Enable engineering production through efficient material movement
- You may be a good fit if you have 2-5 years of experience in warehouse operations, shipping/receiving, or inventory control
- Familiarity with ERP or inventory tracking systems, such as NetSuite or SAPHigh attention to detail and ability to follow standard operating procedures precisely
- Strong communication skills and ability to coordinate closely with Engineering and Operations teams
- Comfort working in a hands-on, physical environment, including lifting and moving materials up to approximately 50 lbs
- Basic proficiency with spreadsheets and inventory tracking systems
- Prior lab or warehouse experience in a semiconductor or hardware environment
- Familiarity with startup operations or fast-paced R&D cycles
- Experience supporting inventory audits or compliance processes
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