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Babylist is seeking an Assistant Manager, Fulfillment Operations (Day Shift) for its Commercial Point, Ohio center. You will lead the floor across kitting, picking, packing, SLUs, and drivers, coach a 60+ member team, and own the rhythm of the day while onsite for shift handoffs.
You will drive process improvements, monitor KPIs, and ensure safety and compliance as part of a high-growth operation. The role includes day hours Monday–Thursday, with competitive pay and benefits.
Commercial Point, OH
What The Role Is
Babylist is hiring a Fulfillment Operations Assistant Manager for Day Shift at our fulfillment center in Commercial Point, Ohio. This is a hands-on floor leadership role at the center of our day-shift operation, with direct ownership across kitting, picking, packing, SLUs, and drivers.
Our fulfillment center is growing fast, and this role is part of how we invest in that growth. You will lead the floor across all five workflows, coach a strong team, roll out new processes, and keep a high-volume shift running at its best. You will support the management of 60+ team members and own the rhythm of the day.
Schedule: Monday through Thursday, core hours 7:00am to 5:30pm. You will be expected onsite for shift handoff with both the gaining and losing shifts.
We pay competitive market rates.
Starting salary for this position is $82,800 - $89,640 annually
The Fulfillment Center is closed on the following days for day shift in 2026:
All shifts receive 4 floating holidays in addition to the holidays observed, so you can celebrate what matters to you the most, whenever that may be.
At Babylist, the work our fulfillment teams do reaches millions of families across the country - whether you're on the floor moving product or leading the operation that makes it happen. We're one of the leading platforms for expecting and new families - a $750M business with 10 million customers and eight consecutive years of profitability. Our fulfillment centers are where the mission becomes real, and the people who run them are a core part of how we deliver on it every single day.
Our fulfillment teams work on-site in a fast-paced, team-driven environment where every role - from the floor to leadership - plays a direct part in delivering the Babylist experience to millions of families.
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