Logistics & Inventory Specialist

San Francisco, CA, United States

**Logistics & Inventory Specialist**

at Sofar Ocean San Francisco, CA ****The Company****

At Sofar we connect the worlds oceans. We build the technology to create global awareness of ocean weather, climate, and ocean health. Our unique ocean data provides insights to science and society, and our products make ocean industries more sustainable. As a mission-driven team we combine the best in ocean science and Bay Area innovation to capture the canvas of our oceans and drive the new Blue Economy.

****The Position****

Sofar Ocean builds and deploy *thousands* of low cost global open ocean sensors to remote and harsh environments, and we're growing! We're seeking a logistics and inventory specialist to join our production team in support of both manufacturing and supply chain.

You are an organized, hands-on multitasker who enjoys wearing many hats in a small and fast-moving team. You'll play a core role in managing incoming inventory, assisting with cycle counts, and a variety of other tasks to support the supply chain and manufacturing teams.

****Responsibilities****

* Manage shared storage and workspaces for warehousing and inventory control

* Receive and manage incoming inventory, including: unboxing, visual inspection, quantity verification and record keeping

* Manage receipt of incoming RMA units, clean and disposition them ready for failure analysis and repair

* Help the manufacturing team with assembly or related operations as needed

****Qualifications****

* At least 1 year of direct experience in shipping and receiving

* Experience safely using material handling equipment for loading, unloading and moving goods in and out of the warehouse

* Be able to lift and move up to 25 lbs of weight when required

****Bonus Points****

* 2+ years direct experience in a manufacturing environment focused on midsize to capital hardware

* A passion for or connection to the ocean

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