Logistics Quality Control Specialist

The role

The Logistics Quality Control Specialist inspects inbound freight at site receiving docks and manages claims for shortages or damage. This person will also score carrier performance and write receiving inspection standards for all sites.

What you will do

• Inspect inbound freight at site receiving docks
• Document condition, count, and damage against the packing list
• Run shortage, concealed damage, and mis-ship claims from photo to resolution
• Score carriers, 3PLs, and warehouse operators on delivery metrics
• Drive corrective actions for vendors or lanes
• Verify serials, condition, and disposition on returned hardware
• Write receiving inspection standards, packaging and handling specs, and defect reporting

Required qualifications

• Experience catching damage, shortages, or mislabeled freight at the dock with documentation to support claims
• Experience writing inspection standards or checklists for others to run
• Experience tracing recurring defects or damage patterns to root causes and getting fixes adopted
• Experience working claims with carriers or insurers
• Experience keeping findings in a system such as a WMS, ERP, or tracker
• Ability to write clearly to turn damaged shipments into decisions for site leads, carriers, or vendors

Nice to have

• High-value hardware handling (servers, GPUs, switches, optics)
• Carrier and 3PL performance programs (scorecards, SLAs)
• Serialized asset and RMA workflows
• Formal quality frameworks (ISO 9001, Six Sigma)

Benefits

• Competitive total compensation package (salary + equity)
• Retirement or pension plan, in line with local norms
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Generous PTO policy, in line with local norms
• Equity in the form of restricted stock units

About the company

Fluidstack builds civilization-scale infrastructure for AI by acquiring power, designing and building data centers, and operating them. They are focused on delivering GWs of compute faster than anyone else.