Material Handler I: Shipping, Receiving & Inventory

Ebara Technologies Incorporated; Hillsboro (OR); On-site; USD 22,000 - 33,000; Full time

Job summary

Ebara Technologies Incorporated is seeking a Warehouse Associate to support receiving, stocking, and shipping operations in Hillsboro, OR. The role involves unpacking pallets, validating deliveries, and coordinating with production lines while adhering to safety protocols.

You will perform data entry, use MS Office tools, and participate in offsite packaging and light travel as needed. A proactive, detail‑oriented approach and the ability to lift up to 35 lbs are essential.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED.
• Associate’s degree or equivalent experience preferred.
• 1–3 years of Microsoft Office experience.
• General knowledge of receiving and sending emails; basic data entry.

Responsibilities

• Receive deliveries and allocate them to correct stock locations.
• Perform data entry and reconcile against purchase orders.
• Offsite packaging of parts and products; some travel.
• Unload trucks and break down pallets using hand and power tools.
• Lift up to 35 lbs and operate a forklift as needed.
• Post weights and shipping charges; prepare goods for shipment.
• Inspect, stock, and distribute materials on inventory and manufacturing lines.
• Maintain accurate shipment records and comply with safety policies.

Skills

Time management

Leadership

Communication

Teamwork

Self-starter

Education

High School diploma or GED

Associate’s degree or equivalent experience

Tools

MS Office

Excel

Word

Outlook

PowerPoint

Adobe Illustrator

Job description

Ebara Technologies Incorporated is seeking a Warehouse Associate to support receiving, stocking, and shipping operations in Hillsboro, OR. The role involves unpacking pallets, validating deliveries, and coordinating with production lines while adhering to safety protocols.

You will perform data entry, use MS Office tools, and participate in offsite packaging and light travel as needed. A proactive, detail‑oriented approach and the ability to lift up to 35 lbs are essential.