Industrial Warehouse Engineer

What We're Looking For

• You've designed or re-designed a warehouse layout and can point to the throughput or cost improvement it produced.
• You've run a time and motion study and turned it into a standard work instruction that a new hire could follow on day one.
• You've modeled dock, rack, or staging capacity against real operational data, not rule-of-thumb assumptions.
• You've partnered with a systems team to make sure new software matched a real physical process instead of forcing the process to bend to the software.
• You get to a site, watch how work actually happens, and find the waste that nobody built a report to catch.

Bonus

• A Lean Six Sigma or industrial engineering background.
• Experience in data center, manufacturing, or high-throughput distribution environments.
• Familiarity with warehouse simulation or layout modeling tools.

Role Scope

Design pick, pack, receiving, and RMA workflows for each site's warehouse layout, optimizing for travel distance, throughput, and dock-to-floor time.

Run time and motion studies on warehouse and dock processes, and use the data to set the standard work each site trains against.

Model rack, dock door, and staging layouts for new and existing sites, balancing throughput against real estate cost.

Build the process documentation and standard work instructions that let a new site ramp to full productivity in weeks, not months.

Partner with the WMS and IMS system build teams to make sure new tooling matches the physical workflow, not the other way around.