Design scalable, high-performance warehouse automation systems. Perform throughput modeling, capacity planning, and flow analysis. Evaluate ASRS, AMRs, and sortation technologies. Support RFPs, proposals, and client presentations. Collaborate with sales and engineering, analyze operational data, and drive continuous improvement and optimization.
This is a remote position.
This role supports both active client engagements and upcoming automation projects. Qualified candidates will be considered for immediate openings as well as future opportunities aligned to system implementations, upgrades, and expansion initiatives.
Overview
This role drives warehouse solutions through the design of scalable, high-performance automation systems that enhance efficiency and optimize distribution and fulfillment operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop system concepts, layouts, and automation strategies
- Perform throughput modeling, capacity planning, and flow analysis
- Evaluate and recommend automation technologies (ASRS, AMRs, sortation)
- Support RFP responses, proposals, and client presentations
- Collaborate with sales and engineering teams to define solutions
- Analyze operational data to drive design decisions
- Support continuous improvement and optimization initiatives
Requirements
Qualifications
- 3–8+ years in solution design or industrial engineering
- Experience with WMS, WCS, WES, and fulfillment processes
- Strong analytical and modeling skills (Excel, simulation tools)
- Ability to translate business requirements into technical solutions
- Experience in consulting or client-facing roles preferred
Education Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain, or related field required
Preferred:
- Master’s degree (Industrial Engineering / Operations) for advanced roles
Location: Remote or based at client sites depending on project requirements.
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