SHIPPING / CUSTOMER SERVICE WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE

Posted 3 days ago

wild cardNolensville (TN)

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks General Warehousing and Storage

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$22–$24 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: SHIPPING / CUSTOMER SERVICE WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATEFull-Time | On-Site | Sports Cards & Collectibles

Pay: $22–$24 per hour (based on experience)

We’re hiring Shipping / Customer Service Warehouse Associates to help power one of the fastest-growing sports collectibles companies in the industry. If you’re organized, dependable, detail-oriented, and take pride in getting orders out accurately and on time, this role is for you.

WHAT YOU’LL DO: Pick, pack, and ship customer orders with speed and accuracy

Prepare packages for USPS, UPS, and FedExLabel, sort, and stage outgoing shipments Assist with inbound shipments and inventory organization Help handle customer service inquiries related to orders, shipping, and tracking Work closely with sales and live-stream teams to support daily operations Keep the warehouse clean, organized, and running efficientlyWHO WE’RE LOOKING FORStrong attention to detail (accuracy matters here) Reliable, punctual, and team-oriented Comfortable working in a warehouse environment Able to lift packages (typically up to 40 lbs) Basic computer skills (order systems, email, tracking) Customer-first mindset — you care about doing things right No prior warehouse experience required — we’ll train the right person. EXPERIENCE THAT HELPS (BUT NOT REQUIRED) Shipping & fulfillment Warehouse or logistics work Customer service or order supportE-commerce or retail operationsLOCATIONOn-site position only (not remote)

WHY WORK WITH US: $22–$24/hour starting pay

Fast-growing company in the sports collectibles industry Stable, year-round work Team-driven environment Opportunity to grow into operations, lead, or logistics roles

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