Warehouse Operator at Atomic Machines

Emeryville, California, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Entry Level & New GradExperience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Manufacturing, Micromanufacturing, MEMSIndustries

Requirements

  • 2 - 4 years warehouse or material-handling experience in manufacturing / production environment
  • Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
  • ERP or inventory system experience (e.g., Inflow, SAP, Oracle)
  • Understanding of inventory principles (FIFO, cycle counting, traceability)
  • Familiarity with barcode scanners and digital documentation tools
  • Ability to read/interpret work orders, labels, and part numbers
  • Strong communication (both verbal and written) and teamwork skills
  • Reliable, punctual, consistent work ethic
  • Basic computer skills (Google Workspace / Microsoft Office)
  • Ability to stand, walk, bend, and lift ≤ 30 lbs regularly
  • Frequent standing, walking, and lifting ≤ 30 lbs
  • Manual handling of boxes, bins and handling small components
  • Occasional work in controlled environments (cleanroom / ESD)
  • Regular use of PPE (gloves, safety glasses, steel-toe shoes)

Responsibilities

  • Receive incoming materials and verify quantities against purchase orders and packing slips
  • Inspect shipments for visible damage, missing labels or documentation errors
  • Record receipt details and storage locations in the materials management system
  • Safely handle and store materials per SOP (e.g., FIFO, lot tracking)
  • Maintain clean, organized stock and staging areas
  • Pick, stage and kit materials for production and R&D work orders
  • Perform cycle counts and assist in full physical inventory
  • Communicate shortages, overages, or discrepancies to procurement or production leads
  • Maintain traceability and labeling of all stock materials
  • Collaborate cross-functionally to resolve material availability issues
  • Identify and implement process improvements in storage, labeling, and layout
  • Follow all safety, PPE, and ESD handling protocols

Skills

warehouse operations
inventory management
materials receiving
shipping inspection
kitting
purchase order verification
packing slip verification
record accuracy
traceability
workflow improvement

Atomic Machines

Develops machines for atomically precise manufacturing

About Atomic Machines

Atomic Machines develops machines for atomically precise manufacturing (APM), which allows for the creation of physical objects directly from digital designs. Their technology focuses on microfabrication, particularly in producing Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS), which are small devices that combine mechanical and electronic components. Unlike traditional methods that rely on silicon, Atomic Machines offers a more efficient approach to MEMS fabrication. They cater to various industries, including semiconductor, automotive, healthcare, and consumer electronics, providing advanced fabrication solutions that enhance precision, efficiency, and scalability. The company differentiates itself by focusing on APM, aiming to set new standards in manufacturing technology. Their goal is to transform the manufacturing landscape by merging digital and physical production processes.

Berkeley, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2019Year Founded
SEEDCompany Stage
Industrial & Manufacturing, HealthcareIndustries
51-200Employees

Benefits

Professional Development Budget

Risks

Emerging competition from companies like Zyvex Labs in atomically precise manufacturing.
Potential intellectual property disputes as more companies enter the APM space.
Economic downturns could reduce demand for MEMS in key sectors.

Differentiation

Atomic Machines focuses on atomically precise manufacturing, a novel approach in microfabrication.
The company targets diverse industries, including automotive, healthcare, and consumer electronics.
Their innovative MEMS technology offers higher precision and efficiency than traditional methods.

Upsides

Growing demand for MEMS in smart medical devices presents a significant market opportunity.
Advancements in nanomaterials could enhance Atomic Machines' manufacturing capabilities.
The shift to electric vehicles increases the need for advanced MEMS sensors.

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