www.leaseweb.com

Logistics Engineer

Manassas, VA
Full Time
Entry Level
 Logistics Engineer- Manassas, Virginia
Join Our Award-Winning Team and Help Shape the Future of Cloud Hosting!
Salary: $51k-$66k
 
Leaseweb USA, Inc. is seeking a Data Center Logistics Engineer in Manassas, Virginia.
As part of the Leaseweb Operations team, the Logistics Engineer receives parts, maintains inventory, and checks-out parts as needed. You will be responsible for loading and unloading shipments and transporting parts between different nationwide Data Center locations. You will play your part in ensuring Operational excellence, by being meticulously organized, with a priority to workplace safety.
 
Responsibilities:
  • Accept, receive, and process inbound shipments of inventory, supplies, and customer deliveries
  • Monitor delivery schedule and customer orders
  • Complete the picking and pulling of orders in a timely manner according to the OLA
  • Perform inventory counts and review and correct any discrepancies
  • Setup and coordinate the transfer and distribution of goods to other data center locations
  • Build, pack, and ship according to established best practices
  • Participate in various interdepartmental meetings including daily standups and project planning
  • Keep the warehouse and working areas clean, organized, and in a safe working manner always

Requirements
  • Bachelor’s Degree or professional education required
  • 1+ years working in logistics, preferably in a data center environment
  • 1+ years working with an order ticketing system
  • 1+ years working with inventory management software
  • Fundamental knowledge of computer and networking hardware (servers, switches, hard drives, memory, etc.)
  • Must be able to lift, push or pull up to 50 pounds in a consistent manner
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Must be able to pass a criminal and data center facility access background check
  • Effectively time manage and prioritize workload
  • Detail orientated
  • Professional and effective communication, verbal and written
  • Team Player

 
Skills: 
  • Very strong attention to detail
  • Ability to meet tight deadlines
  • Multi-tasking skills
  • Team player attitude
  • Excellent Written and Oral communication
  • Adaptable and flexible
  • Dependable
 
 About Leaseweb  
Work for Leaseweb and help make the internet’s heartbeat.    
Leaseweb is a leading cloud hosting provider that offers a broad range of products and services including, private cloud, dedicated servers, hybrid hosting, colocation, CDN, and cybersecurity. Working with companies ranging from SMBs to enterprises, Leaseweb has the flexibility, market knowledge, and technical expertise to provide the perfect balance of price and performance. The Leaseweb platform resides on one of the largest, most reliable networks in the world, boasting 10+ Tbps bandwidth capacity and 99.999% core uptime, low latency, and fast response time from 25 data centers throughout the world.    
     
What we offer:  
  • We offer the best of both worlds! - a flexible hybrid model between home and office!  Together we have created this fantastic family atmosphere to make everyone feel at home away from home.  
  • Competitive salary + annual bonus    
  • Monthly team building 
  • The possibility to develop yourself and build your career    
  • Free Medical, Dental, Vision, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, and Life Insurance    
  • Competitive time-off policy    
  • Flexible Spending Account for Dependent Care and Medical expenses    
  • 100% Match on 401k    
  • A great working environment in a dynamic, international, fast-growing organization    
Want to learn more or apply?  
Click on the apply button if you wish to apply directly. For more information, please contact [email protected]   
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