Stockroom Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Company Snapshot

West Coast Magnetics is a leading innovator in the field of high-frequency power magnetics and filtering. We specialize in leading-edge technology and solutions that drive the future of the semiconductor and medical device industries.

Scope of the Role

The Stockroom Manager leads Inventory management for the Stockton, CA site to keep production supplied and customer deliveries on track in a manufacturing environment. This role exists to protect inventory accuracy, control material flow, and run a disciplined stockroom operation.

Key responsibilities:
- Direct daily receiving, inspection, documentation, put-away, and bin location control
- Maintain accurate labeling, FIFO, and clean/organized storage
- Plan and execute cycle counts, investigate variances, and drive corrective actions
- Kit and issue material to production on time; support schedule changes
- Lead the stockroom and warehouse team: staffing, training, coaching, and performance
- Use WMS and ERP tools (SAGE/Scanco preferred) to transact, report, and improve processes
- Enforce safety and 5S standards; operate forklift/golf cart as needed

Required qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree (supply management, logistics, business, or finance)
- 3+ years stockroom and warehouse experience in manufacturing environment
- 1+ year management experience
- WMS experience; ERP experience; Excel/Word; strong math, detail, and problem solving
- Able to lift 50 lbs and stand for extended periods

Pay: $80,000-$100,000. Schedule: Mon-Fri, 8:00-4:30. Apply if you can run a tight stockroom and deliver error-free execution. Your Typical Shift

You start by checking the day's priorities against open work orders and inbound shipments, then walk the floor to confirm the stockroom is ready for the pace of a technical manufacturing environment. Inventory management is hands-on: you review transactions in the WMS/ERP, spot-check locations, and clear small issues before they become shortages.

Throughout the day you coordinate with Production, Purchasing, and Shipping as priorities move, keep communication tight, and make sure the team has coverage where it matters. You'll spend time validating count results, closing out paperwork cleanly, and keeping the area safe and organized. By late afternoon, you confirm tomorrow's needs, review any exceptions, and leave the stockroom and warehouse set up for a clean start. Core Benefits

Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Life insurance
401(k)
Paid time off