About BRINC

At BRINC, we are building the technology that will define the future of emergency response. As a vertically integrated U.S. drone technology company, BRINC designs and manufactures unmanned aircraft systems, autonomous drone stations, command-and-control software, and advanced autonomy for public safety. Today, BRINC deploys Drone as First Responder (DFR) networks that dispatch drones directly to 911 calls, providing real-time aerial intelligence before ground units arrive and helping first responders make faster, safer decisions. BRINC serves more than 1,000 public safety customers across all 50 states, is the sole drone supplier to Motorola Solutions, and has raised more than $280 million from leading strategic and technology investors, including Motorola Solutions, Index Ventures, Sam Altman, Dylan Field, and others. BRINC is recruiting exceptional engineers to build the next generation of autonomous emergency-response technology, including flight-critical firmware and advanced pilot-assistance capabilities.

About this Role

As an Inventory Specialist, you will manage and maintain accurate records of inventory levels, ensuring that materials, components and finished products are readily available to support production and service operations. Your attention to detail and organizational skills will help streamline inventory processes, reduce waste, and contribute to the overall efficiency of the organization. This role is ideal for someone with a strong background in inventory control, logistics, or supply chain operations.

Key Responsibilities

Inventory Management:

Ensure accurate receipt, tracking and recording of all inventory items, including raw materials, consumables, components and finished products using inventory management systems.

Monitor stock levels to prevent shortages and overstock situations, and communicate any risks to supply chain team.

Conduct regular inventory audits and reconciliations to ensure physical counts match recorded data, identifying and addressing discrepancies promptly.

Organize and label inventory items for easy identification and retrieval.

Ensure compliance with company policies, industry regulations and safety standards in handling and storing inventory items.

Support outbound shipping activities, including crating and packaging as well as managing dangerous goods shipments.

Data Entry & Reporting:

Maintain up-to-date and accurate records in inventory management software, including item descriptions, quantities, and locations.

Maintain organized and accurate documentation related to inventory transactions, packing slip discrepancies and related communications.

Prepare inventory reports, including shortages, overages and usage trends, providing insights into inventory turnover, stock levels and trends to support decision-making.

Process Improvement:

Identify and implement process improvements to enhance inventory accuracy, efficiency and overall supply chain performance.

Proactively address and resolve inventory-related issues including discrepancies, damaged goods and supply chain disruptions.

Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent

2+ years of experience in inventory control, warehouse management, or related role

Proficiency with inventory management software

Strong organization and time-management skills

Proficiency in Excel/Google Sheets

Attention to detail and accuracy in data entry and recordkeeping

Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks effectively

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and stand or walk for extended periods

Preferred Skills

Associate’s degree in logistics, supply chain or a related field

Familiarity with lean inventory practices or Just-In-Time (JIT) systems

Experience working in manufacturing, electronics, or aerospace industries

Knowledge of shipping and receiving procedures, including international logistics

Forklift certification or experience operating material handling equipment

Experience with dangerous goods shipping processes and procedures

Strong analytical skills for interpreting inventory trends and usage patterns