At GenapSys we are working to power the world of healthcare and diagnostics with advanced DNA sequencing technology. Our proprietary technology integrates advanced electronics, molecular biology, fluidics and data analytics and machine learning to dramatically reduce the cost of ownership and operating expenses for DNA and RNA sequencing.

Our team brings together an incredibly diverse and multidisciplinary set of backgrounds and skills – from electrical and mechanical engineers to physicists, chemists, microfluidic engineers, molecular biologists, bioinformaticians, mathematicians and more. Together we will advance scientific and medical knowledge and improve human health through transformative DNA sequencing technologies. We are working cross functionally to make a great impact in the world – join us on that mission!

As a Shipping and Receiving Coordinator, you’ll be able to make a real impact in supporting the lab and the manufacturing operations of a fast growing start up. In this great opportunity, you’ll serve as a key Supply-Chain resource as well play a key role in sustaining GenapSys through a period of rapid, industry-defining growth. The ideal candidate will have a flexible schedule, have at least some Lab/Office shipping/receiving and purchasing experience, display exceptional attention to detail and superb organizational skills. This position offers a ton of challenges and learning and growth opportunities.

Responsibilities

The primary function of a Shipping/Receiving Coordinator at Genapsys is to assist with the timely execution of day-to-day Supply-Chain activities in relation to lab reagents, chemical and instrument parts, performing purchasing, receiving, storage and supply (both internal and external).

All responsibilities would be covered with on-the job training and would be required to be performed in compliance with Genapsys established procedures/guidelines.

Receiving:

  • Processing, sorting, and staging packages for delivery.
  • Promptly notify recipients about receipt of their packages.
  • Advanced experience preparing and packaging outgoing materials to prevent in-transit damage.
  • Advanced experience preparing shipping documentation for both domestic and international shipments.
  • Receive, count and verify all incoming parcels, freight, etc., notating damage and discrepancies.
  • Log all incoming items, letters and packages, including certified, registered, return receipt, Federal Express UPS and DHL.
  • Prepare and package outgoing materials to prevent in-transit damage including palletizing.
  • Adhere on requirements and perform material/documentation inspection.
  • Additional training would be provided for all in-house systems.

Purchasing and Assembly Duties:

  • Issue Purchase Orders under the guidance of the Supply Chain Specialist.
  • Assist and perform required secondary assemblies when needed.
  • Coordinate and work hand-in-hand with Lab managers and Engineering function.
  • Ensure proper handling of materials/products and the integrity of data capture into ERP system.

Cycle Count:

  • Perform cycle counts as scheduled.
  • Perform reconciliation of count discrepancies.
  • Ensure proper handling of materials/products and the integrity of data capture into ERP system.

Shipping:

  • Perform packaging of completed assets in need of shipment.
  • Verify and perform pick/pack operations.
  • Coordinate work with Logistics and to ensure committed volumes are released to forwarders on time.
  • Ensure proper handling of materials/products and the integrity of data capture ERP system.

Required Qualifications and Experience

  • 2 years of Shipping/Receiving/Purchasing experience preferably in a scientific or chemistry-based manufacturing environment.
  • Working computer literacy using ERP systems, Microsoft spreadsheet and word processing software, storekeeping and inventory control procedures are required.
  • Preferably to be familiar with GMP’s, product specifications incoming inspection procedures.
  • Basic verbal and written communication, analytical and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to interface well with cross-functional teammates.
  • Experience with FDA regulated medical device manufacturing.
  • Secondary School Education with or without N/O levels, NITEC or equivalent.
  • Experienced with ERP system is a plus.
  • Be physically able to lift 40 lbs

Preferred

  • Experience providing support in a fast-paced environment (experience with high-growth start-up environments is a plus).
  • Communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, with leadership, and when needed with the whole company, about Facility and Safety topics.  

Skills:

  • Familiar with tracking systems such as FedEx, UPS, DHL and Envoy 
  • Proficient in Physical Inventory counts and procedures
  • Familiar with preparation of international shipments and regulations
  • Proficient on import/export regulations
  • Familiar with NetSuite transaction
  • Proficient with Google platform and Excel 

What we offer:

  • An amazing mission: Enabling everyone to decode the living world!
  • Competitive compensation and stock options.
  • Competitive benefits: medical, dental and vision benefits for employees and dependents, fully sponsored life, short and long-term disability insurance, and 401(k) retirement savings plan.
  • Free daily catered gourmet lunches and snacks.
  • Weekly fancy High Tea and happy hours.
  • Free complex onsite gym membership.
  • Casual, but high-performing work environment.

A diverse and inclusive workplace where we learn from each other is an integral part of GenapSys' culture. We actively welcome people of different backgrounds, experiences, abilities, and perspectives. We are an equal opportunity employer and a great place to work. Join us and help us achieve our mission!

Note to Recruiters and Placement Agencies:

GenapSys does not accept unsolicited agency resumes. Please do not forward unsolicited agency resumes to our website or to any GenapSys employee. GenapSys will not pay fees to any third party agency or firm and will not be responsible for any agency fees associated with unsolicited resumes. Unsolicited resumes received will be considered the property of GenapSys.

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