Warehouse Manager JN -092026-181245

Location: Lewisville, TX | Industry: Industrial Manufacturing / Electrical Infrastructure | Employment Type: Full-Time

About the role

We are seeking an experienced Warehouse Manager to build and scale a high-performance warehouse operation supporting the manufacturing of large-scale electrical infrastructure and modular data center systems. Reporting to the Supply Chain Director, this role will transform the warehouse from a reactive, parts-finding function into a proactive, data-driven operation that supports production speed, accuracy, and cost control. The ideal candidate is a hands-on operator and systems builder who thrives on the warehouse floor, establishes clear standards, and implements structured processes that eliminate production downtime. This leader will own inventory accuracy, kitting, material flow, logistics, shipping, and receiving while developing a disciplined, high-accountability team capable of supporting rapid manufacturing growth. Just as important, this is a people-first leadership role. The Warehouse Manager will work closely with Production, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Quality while coaching, developing, and growing the warehouse team.

What You Can Expect: Ownership & Impact: Direct influence over production speed, operational efficiency, inventory performance, and cost structure. Builder Environment: An opportunity to establish and scale warehouse processes, systems, and team capabilities. Growth: The opportunity to support a rapidly growing manufacturing operation serving critical electrical infrastructure and data center markets. Leadership: A role where developing people and building a strong warehouse culture are core responsibilities.

What Success Looks Like: Success in this role means creating a warehouse operation where: Inventory accuracy consistently meets or exceeds 98%. Production receives complete material kits at least 24 hours ahead of schedule. Parts can be located in under 60 seconds. Finished goods ship within 24 hours of final quality control. Warehouse processes are standardized, documented, and consistently followed. Material shortages and warehouse-related production stoppages are minimized. Employees are trained, cross-trained, accountable, and developing toward greater responsibility. Safety, quality, productivity, and teamwork are embedded in daily operations.

Responsibilities

• Own and execute all warehouse operations, including shipping, receiving, material handling, and inventory control, to ensure uninterrupted production flow and on-time delivery.
• Establish and maintain ≥98% inventory accuracy through disciplined cycle counting, ERP/WMS integrity, and rigorous process enforcement.
• Design and implement a proactive kitting system that delivers complete and accurate material kits to the production floor at least 24 hours ahead of build schedules, eliminating line stoppages.
• Standardize warehouse workflows by developing and enforcing SOPs for receiving, staging, storage, picking, and shipping to improve speed, accuracy, and repeatability.
• Create a visual warehouse environment with clear labeling, defined zones, and intuitive organization so parts can be located in under 60 seconds.
• Drive continuous improvement using Lean principles to reduce waste, improve cycle times, and optimize material flow across warehouse, production, quality, and supply chain operations.
• Lead inbound and outbound logistics, ensuring finished goods are packaged, labeled, crated, and shipped within 24 hours of final quality control.
• Partner closely with Production, Manufacturing Engineering, Supply Chain, and Quality to align material availability with build schedules, anticipate constraints, and resolve issues quickly.
• Build, coach, and develop a high-performing warehouse team through hands-on training, cross-training, regular feedback, and clear accountability systems.
• Foster a culture of respect, open communication, teamwork, safety, and accountability through clear expectations, recognition