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IREN

Operates renewable-powered AI GPU cloud infrastructure

Manager – Third Party Logistics & Warehousing

Inventory ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTexas, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • At least 8 years of experience in warehousing, third-party logistics management, or inventory operations, including at least 3 years leading teams and/or third-party providers.
  • Demonstrated experience standing up new warehouse or third-party logistics facilities, including site selection input, layout, standard operating procedure design, and go-live.
  • Hands-on experience selecting and managing third-party logistics warehousing providers, including contract negotiation, service-level agreement and key performance indicator governance, and cost control.
  • Strong working knowledge of warehouse and inventory control disciplines, including receiving, put-away, cycle counting, stock accuracy, kitting, and staging.
  • Practical warehouse management system or enterprise resource planning experience, including moving operations from manual or spreadsheet-based tracking to a formal system.
  • Willingness to travel domestically up to 30–40% to warehouses, logistics hubs, and active construction sites.

Responsibilities

  • Identify, evaluate, and establish offsite warehousing capacity for the U.S. data center build program, providing site selection, layout, and capacity-planning input to the Director.
  • Define each facility's operating model for receiving, put-away, storage, staging, kitting, and outbound release, and document it in repeatable standard operating procedures.
  • Establish material handling, storage, housekeeping, and security standards, and ensure each location meets Occupational Safety and Health Administration and company environmental, health, and safety requirements.
  • Run site-readiness activities for new facilities, including racking and yard layout, materials handling equipment, labor plans, signage, and access control.
  • Manage facility cost, space utilization, and scalability as project volumes change across the build schedule.
  • Lead the selection of third-party logistics warehousing and value-added service providers through requests for information and proposals, site audits, scope definition, and commercial evaluation in partnership with Procurement.
  • Negotiate and manage third-party logistics contracts, rate cards, and statements of work, including storage, handling, and accessorial charges.
  • Own day-to-day provider relationships and governance, including service-level agreements, key performance indicator reviews, escalation paths, and continuous-improvement plans.
  • Validate and challenge third-party logistics invoicing and accessorial charges, and drive cost-reduction and productivity initiatives across the network.
  • Maintain a bench of qualified alternate providers so capacity can be added quickly in new regions or in response to schedule changes.
  • Implement and enforce receiving, inspection, and discrepancy and damage-claim processes so material is accurately recorded on arrival.
  • Own inventory accuracy at all offsite locations through cycle counting, stock reconciliation, and root-cause correction of variances.
  • Support the Director's rollout of the formal inventory management platform and warehouse management system across third-party logistics and company-operated sites, including requirements input, configuration, phased go-live, and site-level training.
  • Apply item master, location hierarchy, asset tagging, and serialization standards consistently across every offsite facility.
  • Report on warehousing key performance indicators, including inventory accuracy, dock-to-stock, order fill, shrinkage, storage cost, and space utilization.
  • Coordinate with the Logistics Manager so inbound freight, customs clearance, and internal equipment movements align with warehouse receiving and release windows.
  • Plan staging, kitting, and sequenced material release to job sites in line with construction sequencing and just-in-time delivery requirements.
  • Manage outbound release from offsite warehouses to site, including documentation, chain of custody, and proof of delivery.
  • Administer returns, surplus, redeployment, and disposal of excess or decommissioned material.
  • Build and manage the offsite warehousing operating budget, forecasting storage and handling spend by project and facility.
  • Partner with Finance on accruals, allocation of warehousing cost to projects, and visibility of inventory carrying cost.
  • Ensure warehousing operations comply with insurance, environmental health and safety, security, and, where applicable, bonded or foreign trade zone storage requirements.
  • Establish business continuity and contingency plans for critical offsite storage locations.
  • Lead, coach, and scale warehouse supervisors, coordinators, and third-party logistics site teams as the network grows.
  • Partner with Procurement, Construction Management, Engineering, Data Center Operations, Asset Management, IT, and Finance to align material flow with capital project schedules.
  • Work alongside the Logistics Manager, who owns internal equipment movement, freight partnerships, and customs clearance, to present a seamless physical supply chain to the business.
  • Deputize for the Director on warehousing and inventory matters as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience supporting data center, hyperscale, colocation, or large industrial capital construction programs.
  • Familiarity with long-lead electrical and mechanical equipment, including switchgear, generators, transformers, uninterruptible power supply systems, and cooling systems, and with IT hardware handling.
  • APICS/ASCM certification, such as CPIM or CSCP, or an equivalent supply chain credential.
  • Exposure to bonded warehousing, foreign trade zones, or import staging operations.
  • Experience applying Lean/Six Sigma or continuous-improvement methodologies in a warehousing environment.

About the Company

IREN

Operates renewable-powered AI GPU cloud infrastructure

IREN runs renewable-powered AI cloud and digital infrastructure by operating data centers and GPU clusters. Customers access high-performance NVIDIA GPUs and AI training/inference infrastructure through cloud-based services powered by grid-connected and renewable energy assets. It differentiates itself through full vertical integration of energy assets with compute infrastructure and a focus on North America. The company aims to provide scalable, renewable-powered AI compute for enterprises and developers to support large-scale AI workloads.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Sydney NSW, Australia
Founded
2018

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