Packing and Shipping Specialist

Job Summary

This role covers the last stage before an order leaves the building, packed correctly and ready to ship. You'll pull items against the order form, confirm quantities, and pack them so nothing shifts around in transit. Order flow isn't even throughout the day. It picks up hard in the late morning, right before the first pickup window, and that's when you're moving quicker while still checking your work. You'll cushion fragile items, seal boxes with tape, and get labels printed and attached before staging them by carrier. Part of the job is watching supply levels, since running out of labels mid-shift creates a backup fast. Lifting is a regular part of the work, generally boxes between 20 and 35 pounds. Each package gets scanned right before it ships, which locks in the tracking number in our system. Most problems surface at that scan, while there's still time to correct them. Once you've worked a handful of shifts, the process starts to feel automatic. It's a fast-paced environment during peak hours, calmer the rest of the time.

Responsibilities

• Pulling items against the order form
• Pack fragile items with enough cushioning to hold up
• Sealing boxes and attaching printed labels
• Staging finished packages by carrier
• Restock tape and labels before the shelf runs bare
• Scan packages just before they ship
• Tidying the packing station during quieter stretches
• Flag mismatched quantities before a box gets sealed

Qualifications

• Small mismatches rarely slip past you, even when you're moving quickly through a stack of orders.
• Bringing up a concern with a coworker or supervisor is something you handle right away, not something you sit on.
• When the late-morning rush hits, you keep your pace instead of falling behind on the queue.
• Basic scanning tools and packing software are things you get comfortable with fairly fast.
• You're someone who shows up for your shift on time, since the line depends on it.
• If a label jams or a seal won't hold, you work through the problem rather than setting it aside.
• Your station tends to stay in order, since you reset it as you go rather than letting it build up.
• Staying level-headed once things get busy is something you manage without much difficulty.

Pay: $25.23 - $30.38 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Employee discount
• Flexible schedule
• Flexible spending account
• Health insurance
• Health savings account
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Parental leave
• Professional development assistance
• Referral program
• Retirement plan
• Tuition reimbursement
• Vision insurance

Education:

• High school or equivalent (Required)

Work Location: Remote