Warehouse Operations Specialist (Piping Materials, Korean bilingual)

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cesna groupAustin (TX)

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About the role

Warehouse Operations Specialist (Piping Materials) Company has an operations office in Austin and supplies various piping components, including pipe, fittings, and valves, for Semiconductor Fabs and other industrial applications in the US. We provide total solutions to our customers, from procurement to stock management. The key to our business is to supply materials from the US and overseas to customers in the US, handle all operational processes, deliver them to the Contractors' job site in a timely manner, and develop new customers for further business expansion and new vendors to improve supply chain capability. We are seeking a self-motivated and enthusiastic employee. The ideal candidate has experience in warehouse management and handling piping materials. Oversee the storage of piping materials and manage the warehouse. Maintain high standards of inventory accuracy, warehouse safety, and operational efficiency. Streamline picking and packing processes to support 10-15 construction and contractor clients. Ensure timely and accurate order fulfillment aligned with the client's delivery schedule. Investigate and resolve shipping discrepancies, shortages, or errors to maintain customer satisfaction. Coordinate daily workflows, delivery schedules, and issue resolution with third-party logistics (3PL) partners. Collaborate with procurement, operations, and customer-facing teams to support smooth end-to-end supply chain execution. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives to increase efficiency, accuracy, and service quality.

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