Full-Time

Logistics Manager

Updated on 9/10/2026

Mytra

Mytra

51-200 employees

3D robotics and AI for warehouses

Compensation Overview

$150k - $185k/yr

+ Equity grants

Brisbane, CA, USA

In Person

On-site presence at the Brisbane headquarters is required.

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
ERP
Supply Chain Management
Risk Management
Robotics

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Requirements
  • Have 5–8 years of experience in international logistics operations, specifically managing supplier-origin freight to manufacturing facilities and/or constrained field deployment environments.
  • Have 1–3 years of experience building and leading logistics teams.
  • Have experience owning freight forwarding relationships, customs brokerage, and import/export compliance without relying on a dedicated trade team.
  • Have hands-on experience selecting, onboarding, and managing third-party logistics partners from scratch.
  • Understand construction site and deployment logistics, including sequenced deliveries, laydown space management, and the consequences of shipments arriving at the wrong time or in the wrong order.
  • Have experience owning returnable packaging systems, including outsourcing design and supply, managing return loops, and scaling packaging operations.
  • Develop contingency plans and resolve logistics issues.
  • Be disciplined about building, documenting, and systematizing processes in ambiguous environments.
Responsibilities
  • Build and lead Mytra’s logistics function by developing the team, defining the operating model, and owning end-to-end execution across supplier-to-manufacturing-site, manufacturing-site-to-customer, and supplier-direct-to-customer material paths.
  • Own inbound logistics from the global supply base to Brisbane by aligning freight plans with supplier production schedules, managing carrier relationships, and maintaining visibility across inbound shipments.
  • Own outbound logistics from Brisbane to customer deployment sites by coordinating completed-system movements, managing carriers and third-party logistics providers, and ensuring on-time, undamaged delivery.
  • Manage direct-ship logistics for structural components, including supplier-to-site freight, delivery sequencing, and laydown-space constraints at active construction sites.
  • Own the returnable packaging system end-to-end by defining standards, outsourcing design and supply, managing returnable loops for spare parts and components, and scaling the system with deployment volume.
  • Select, onboard, and manage freight forwarders, customs brokers, third-party logistics providers, and domestic carriers; build commercial relationships, set performance expectations, and hold partners accountable.
  • Own import compliance, including customs documentation, Harmonized Tariff Schedule classification, country-of-origin requirements, and proactive risk management across the international supply base.
  • Build visibility and reporting across the logistics network by tracking material in motion, surfacing risks early, and keeping internal stakeholders informed.
  • Develop logistics tools, systems, and processes to improve execution efficiency, accountability, and visibility across teams.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in robotics, warehouse automation, industrial equipment, or other hardware-intensive industries involving large, heavy, or structurally complex parts.
  • Familiarity with transportation management system or enterprise resource planning platforms and experience implementing or improving logistics visibility tooling.
  • Background in packaging engineering or shipping design, particularly for metal or fabricated components moving internationally.

Mytra combines a universal robotics system with AI software to automate material handling in warehouses and supply chains. Its three-dimensional robotic platform physically moves and stores goods, while AI optimizes routes, storage, and inventory; the system is modular and reconfigurable so it can adapt to different warehouse workflows in real time without custom integration. Led by former Tesla and Rivian leaders, the platform aims to deploy quickly and scale across large industrial operations by integrating hardware and software as a single solution. Its goal is to reduce manual work and boost efficiency for industrial customers like Albertsons.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$198M

Headquarters

South San Francisco, California

Founded

2022

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • January 15, 2026 Series C raised $120 million from Avenir Growth.
  • Mytra signed a deployment 60x prior size and shipped two pilots in 2025.
  • By 2026, Mytra named Fortune 100 food and Fortune 500 distribution customers.

What critics are saying

  • Robotics reality checks hit in 2026; Walti warned AI cannot fix immature hardware.
  • Albertsons-style deployments demand long integration cycles, delaying revenue and straining cash burn.
  • A failed 2026 large-scale installation would freeze reference customers and kill Series D financing.

What makes Mytra unique

  • Chris Walti and Ahmad Baitalmal design hardware, software, and cells as one system.
  • Mytra automates heavy material movement, moving 3,000-pound pallets across three-dimensional storage arrays.
  • RyderVentures and Lineage invest alongside Avenir, validating logistics-native distribution expertise.

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Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

5%

2 year growth

2%
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