Warehouse Supervisor • Lead

Who you are

You have experience in warehouse operations and a strong ability to lead teams effectively. You understand the importance of maintaining a cohesive and productive work environment, ensuring that all team members are integrated and working towards common goals. Your leadership style fosters collaboration and encourages team members to excel in their roles. You prioritize safety and quality, ensuring that all operations comply with established standards. You are detail-oriented and capable of evaluating team performance to provide constructive feedback. You are also skilled in managing inventory and vehicle operations, ensuring that everything runs smoothly.

What you'll do

As a Warehouse Supervisor at Bird, you will onboard, train, and lead a team of Mechanics, assigning daily tasks to ensure efficient workflow. You will maintain a team-oriented environment, integrating new Mechanics into the team seamlessly. Evaluating and providing feedback to the market manager on team performance will be a key responsibility, as will ensuring operational compliance and safety of all vehicles. You will complete quality checks prior to vehicle deployment, following established safety procedures to guarantee that Bird riders are on the safest vehicles. Additionally, you will manage vehicle operations, including inspection, rotation, and check in/out processes. Supporting inventory management and organizing tools, parts, and vehicles will also be part of your role. You will identify issues and perform small repairs on vehicles in the field when necessary.

What we offer

Bird offers a competitive salary range of $55,000 to $71,000 USD, along with benefits including paid time off, health and welfare benefits, and retirement benefits. You will be part of a company that values community-first approaches to micromobility, working in a collaborative environment that prioritizes safety and customer satisfaction. This role provides an opportunity to make a significant impact on the operational success of Bird's service center in Dallas.