Warehouse Manager

About the Role

As a Warehouse Manager at Blissway, you are critical throughout the operations of our warehouse, production, and project installations. Using a combination of technical and organizational skills, you will have the opportunity to:

• Lead production of our WAL-Es, their electronic assemblies, and their testing.

• Develop and own processes throughout the warehouse and assembly line, including organization of inventory and tools.

• Develop methods to improve our system testing and quality assurance.

• Coordinate work requests and maintenance with external contractors and customers.

• Lead project installation and field maintenance teams throughout the nation.

• Annual salary between $85k and $120k depending on experience; significant stock option package; top-tier medical, vision and dental insurance; life and disability insurance; 401k.

• Flexible hours. Work four to five days a week in person at HQ in South Denver.

• Four weeks of vacation per year. We push you to take them!

• At-the-office breakfast, lunch, and snacks are on the company.

• Blissway is a startup that simplifies the collection of tolls and greatly improves highway safety. In a way, we are multiple startups in one: deep tech, AI/ML, fintech, hardware, SaaS, IoT, transportation, and Gov Tech.

• For the past five years we have built a nearly insurmountable software & hardware technological lead in tolling and highway safety, under-the-radar industries that are bigger than football.

• The company is profitable;
  We say most of our problems are 1 to 100, with a few still 0 to 1.

• With a 20-person all-star team achieving more than competitors with 4k employees, this is your opportunity to have an oversized impact in the massive Interstate Highway System covering every metropolitan area in the US (well, minus Juneau AK).

• Are smart, hard working, and care about the work that you do. You like a challenge.

• Have an incredible eye for detail and organization. From electronic assembly to inventory management, the details will make or break the project.

• Can navigate a computer extremely well. You’ll be expected to work through different software programs and develop your own spreadsheets and tools.

• Take ownership of projects and put in the necessary time to meet deadlines. A recent company survey showed that the team is averaging 50 hours to get their tasks done, with this role specifically requiring overnight shifts and support.

• Excel at solving hard problems and take full ownership. We expect you to figure out what you need to get stuff done.

• Flexible to help all areas of the company when other teams need a boost. Usually this is a great opportunity to learn and get exposure to new things. If you are uncomfortable with the idea of fluid responsibilities, this will not be a good fit.

If you want to learn more, let's talk!