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Jitsu in Irving, TX is seeking a Site Leader - Operations Manager to own warehouse performance, including outbound and sortation, while leading a rotating team of hourly associates. You will drive safety, quality, and cost improvements and contribute to regional P&L oversight.
The ideal candidate has 4+ years in last-mile/logistics and 3+ years in people management, with strong analytical skills and a hands-on leadership style.
About the role: As the site leader, the Operations Manager is accountable for the full performance of the warehouse facility. You will own sort and driver launch operations end-to-end, lead a team of rotating temporary hourly associates depending on volume, and drive continuous improvement across safety, quality, and cost. You will also contribute to P&L oversight for your market and partner closely with the your direct Manager to shape operational strategy as Jitsu scales.
This position requires weekend, night, and holiday hours according to the needs of the company. There is not a set shift as this is a 24/7 operation, with the Daily Sort taking place overnight. As part of the site leadership team, this role requires on-call availability and flexibility to provide on-site coverage across shifts often.
This position can require up to 25% travel both local and nationally as coverage support for other sites.
The targeted base salary range for this role is listed in the compensation section below. Actual salary may be above or below this range based on location, skills, and relevant experience. In addition, this position may include additional compensation in the form of bonuses, equity, or commissions.
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