Here at Humanoid, we believe in a future where robots amplify human potential. That’s why we’ve set out on a mission to build the world’s most capable, commercially-scalable, and safe humanoid robots. We’re bringing that mission to life with HMND‑01 - our rapidly developed humanoid platform being deployed in real industrial environments - and we’re growing the team to take it even further.

About the Role

As a Warehouse Operative Specialist, you will take hands-on ownership of day-to-day warehouse and inventory operations at our Vancouver site.

You will be responsible for receiving, storage, inventory accuracy, cycle counting, material movement, and kitting, ensuring components are available and ready to support fast-moving prototype robot builds.

As a key warehouse specialist in Vancouver, you will have the opportunity to establish and continuously improve site warehouse processes, working closely with Supply Chain, Procurement, Engineering, Production, and our global Warehouse, Inventory, Logistics & Planning (WILP) team.

This role is ideal for someone who is hands-on, organized, self-directed, and comfortable taking ownership in a fast-paced hardware environment.

What Makes This Role Exciting

Take ownership of warehouse and inventory operations for Humanoid's growing Vancouver robotics site

Directly support the development and build of next-generation humanoid robots

Help establish and improve warehouse, inventory, and material-flow processes

Work closely with Engineering, Production, Procurement, Supply Chain, and global operations teams

Operate in an environment where inventory accuracy and material availability directly impact robot builds

What You'll Do

Own day-to-day receiving, storage, inventory control, cycle counting, kitting, and material movement for the Vancouver site

Establish and maintain an organized stores area, location structure, labelling system, and material flow

Receive incoming deliveries, verify materials against purchase orders, inspect for damage, shortages, or non-conformance, and accurately record receipts

Maintain accurate, real-time inventory records in JIRA and inventory tracking systems

Handle ESD-sensitive, high-value, serialized, and lot-controlled components, maintaining appropriate traceability

Run regular cycle counts, investigate discrepancies, identify root causes, and maintain inventory accuracy

Monitor inventory levels and help maintain appropriate minimum, maximum, and safety-stock levels for critical and high-usage materials

Pick, stage, and deliver complete kits against BOMs and build schedules for prototype robot builds

Work closely with Engineering, Production, Procurement, and Planning to identify material shortages and build risks early

Manage material issues, unused material returns, transfers, scrap, quarantined stock, and supplier returns with accurate traceability

Prepare outbound shipments and inter-site transfers between Vancouver, London, and Boston, supporting accurate shipping and customs documentation

Track critical inbound and outbound shipments and escalate delays before they impact builds

Maintain a clean, safe, and organized warehouse environment, applying 5S principles and applicable health and safety requirements

Support asset tracking for tools, fixtures, and equipment held within the stores area

Use Excel or Google Sheets to maintain inventory reports, count plans, and variance analysis

Identify and implement practical improvements to receiving, storage, inventory, kitting, and material-flow processes

Act as a trusted point of contact for warehouse and inventory processes and support colleagues in following established procedures

What We're Looking For

5+ years of hands-on warehouse, stores, inventory control, or material operations experience within a technical industry, such as robotics, electronics, aerospace, automotive, advanced manufacturing, industrial automation, or complex hardware development

Demonstrated experience supporting engineering, manufacturing, production, or prototype/R&D environments, with a strong understanding of the material-control requirements associated with complex technical products