Warehouse Associate

What You’ll Do: Pick and prepare orders: Accurately select products, verify quantities, and support outbound order preparation. Operate a forklift: Safely move, load, unload, and store products, pallets, and warehouse materials. Support receiving and stocking: Check incoming shipments, put products away, and replenish picking locations. Maintain inventory accuracy: Conduct regular cycle counts, compare physical quantities with system records, and help research discrepancies. Identify and report issues: Flag missing products, damaged goods, incorrect quantities, and inventory or order errors. Use computers and Excel: Print orders, maintain paperwork, review inventory information, track counts, and support basic reporting. Keep supplies ready: Monitor boxes, labels, packing materials, and other warehouse supplies, and help coordinate replenishment. Keep the warehouse organized: Maintain orderly product locations, work areas, and storage spaces while following safety procedures. Communicate and improve: Keep managers and teammates informed and suggest practical ways to improve accuracy and efficiency.

Requirements: What You’ll Bring Required At least one year of sit-down forklift operating experience. Basic computer skills, including the ability to print orders, enter information accurately, and follow digital workflows. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to inventory and order accuracy. Dependable attendance, clear communication, and a strong work ethic. Willingness to move between warehouse tasks and office support throughout the day. Ability to safely perform the physical duties of the role, including lifting, moving, and handling products and warehouse materials, with or without reasonable accommodation. Ability to follow safety procedures and established company processes. Availability to work on-site at our Austin warehouse. Preferred Experience in warehouse operations, inventory, logistics, or order fulfillment. Basic Excel skills, including sorting, filtering, and updating spreadsheets. Experience with cycle counts, inventory reconciliation, or researching stock discrepancies. Familiarity with warehouse management systems (WMS), inventory software, order management platforms, or point-of-sale (POS) systems. Experience with wine, spirits, beverage distribution, or retail inventory. Forklift certification and knowledge of routine forklift inspections or maintenance. Stronger Excel skills, including formulas, pivot tables, and inventory reports. High school diploma or equivalent. Why Join Longhorn Wine & Spirits? You’ll play a direct role in keeping our operation running smoothly—from accurate inventory to orders ready to ship. This position offers varied, hands-on work and the opportunity to grow with a busy operation and become a trusted member of the team.