Receiving Stockroom Clerk

The Receiving Department provides service and support to Production, Engineering, Sales and Marketing. The Stockroom Clerk is responsible for all Job Order kits to the Production Floor for assembly of products, maintaining stock levels on the Production Floor racks and cells, as well as the stockroom warehouse and cycle counting material.

From prototype to production

Leadership scope Medium

AI / domain intensity Medium

• The Stockroom Clerk is responsible for all the duties and responsibilities that originate from the Receiving Stockroom. Those duties include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Kitting:
  Pulling material from the stockroom shelves in a FIFO manner, reading a BOM (Build of Material), organizing that material into a Kit, verifying counts and labeling the Kit and transacting those parts in Syteline.
• Water Spider: the daily task of stocking and restocking the Production Floor Benches and Racks. Making sure the stock is available to all floor personnel as well as making sure the material racks are neatly displayed and organized. This is done twice a day in a timely fastidious manner so there is a consistent workflow.
• Cycle Counting:
  This task involves counting parts and material in order to maintain consistent stock levels in the Stockroom. Hand counting and/or weighing the material using the provided scale is an essential task throughout the entire Production Floor and the Shipping & Receiving Departments.
• Cross Training in the Shipping Dept:
  Stockroom Clerk will be cross trained to assist in Shipping as needed. Those responsibilities include receiving products into the finished goods stock room and inventory system; per order, pick the required items, check orders for accuracy; pack order and create labels. Assist in the assembly of various products assembled in shipping such as starter kits, development kits etc.
• Trash Removal:
  The Clerk will assist in maintaining an organized, safe stockroom by removing trash and cardboard daily.

• Work on a core product area for the next era of AI.
• Bridge product ambition with research and infrastructure reality.

• To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
• The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required.

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• Experience in distributed systems and production engineering.
• Hands-on comfort with modern AI or multimodal product stacks.
• Track record of turning complex ideas into shipped products.

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