Job Summary: The Shipping and Receiving Lead reports to and assists the Operations Manager by performing, documenting, and tracking the selecting, shipping, and receiving of customer and supplier product and information. The role will work primarily at our Charlestown facility with visits to our Marlborough site as needed. This role does not supervise any employees.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Utilize NetSuite ERP system.
  • Stock supply shelves, perform cycle counts, issue materials, and deliver supplies to internal and external customers.
  • Verify all goods and information received against purchase orders and/ or shipping documents and record data in ERP system.
  • Packs, verifies, and labels outgoing shipments and parcels. Utilize Fedex, UPS or DHL on-line shipping programs for daily order processing.
  • Ability to work cross-functionally with diverse teams, including Labs and Engineering staff. Must be customer service and collaboration oriented.
  • Additional duties and overtime as required or assigned.

Preferred Qualifications: 

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Previous experience in a team-oriented pick/pack order fulfillment operation with shipping & receiving functionality preferred. Must be customer service oriented, collaborative, and comfortable in an entrepreneurial work environment.
  • Must be organized and highly motivated.
  • Life science or Bio-tech experience a plus.
  • Experience with FIFO or FEFO.
  • Previous experience with FedEx, UPS or DHL online shipping software preferred.
  • Experience with ERP systems (Netsuite, Epicor, SAP, Syteline, lnfor etc)
  • Computer proficiency in Outlook, Word and Excel- must be able to generate documents when requested.
  • Perform the physical labor necessary to safely complete tasks.
  • Must be able to push, pull or otherwise operate manual pallet jack and/or hand truck.
  • May need to lift and carry up to 50lbs unassisted, 70+1b with assistance.

This is an overtime eligible hourly position with a target annual range of $50K-$60K

About Selux:

Antibiotics are lifesaving drugs, but rapidly emerging antimicrobial resistance is threatening that reality. Selux’s mission is to preserve the lifesaving efficacy of antibiotics by providing diagnostic results in hours, rather than days, and we are building a multidisciplinary team of talented individuals to help achieve this mission.

Joining the Selux team will give you an opportunity to harness your talent and advance your career by working in diverse groups of high-performing teammates tackling the most important healthcare challenges.

The customers and patients we serve have diverse life experiences and so do we. Selux is focused on hiring talented people from a wide range of backgrounds and providing an environment where everyone feels that they belong. We offer a competitive benefits package including healthcare, 401K match, stock option grants, open paid time off and supportive family leave policies.

Vaccination for COVID-19 is a requirement of employment.

Selux Diagnostics is proud to be an inclusive workplace and an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Our Values

We believe every member of the Selux team is an essential contributor to our vision of preserving the lifesaving power of antibiotics and that our strength lies not only in what we do, but how we do it. These values represent the way that Seluxors approach their work. If you're someone who is relentless, collaborative, and adaptable, Selux might be just the place for you! 

  • Relentless in the pursuit of our mission: We know that every second counts for patients and we are dedicated to saving lives and fighting antimicrobial resistance.
  • Collaboration drives innovation: We’re people people through and through. We love to work and play together and believe we are capable of more when we join forces as a community.
  • Adapt with grace: The only way to achieve our goals is by staying flexible and positive when faced with uncertainty. We see challenges as opportunities to grow.

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