Cycle Count Clerk

Chicago, IL

Full Time

Operations (Hourly)

Entry Level

Cycle Count Clerk

Hourly Rate: $20.70/ $250 Sign-on BONUS!

Eligibility for a $250 reward on a quarterly basis

Shift Schedule: Monday- Friday, 2:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Location: 5370 S. Cicero Ave, Chicago, IL

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The Story of Farmer's Fridge

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Farmer’s Fridge is on a mission to make it simple for everyone to eat well. We serve healthy, handcrafted meals and snacks from our growing network of 400+ software-enabled vending machines that we refer to as smart Fridges and our retail partners. We are striving to change the food system from the ground up – one Fridge or delivery at a time.

We are a team that cares -– about the business, the impact our product makes, and each other. We are data-driven, innovative, and quick to move on a good idea. We are looking for people who want to collaborate in an entrepreneurial, inclusive culture and have a passion to succeed.

You’ll get…

Traditional benefits for full-time hourly – Health, Dental, Vision, Life, Short Term and Long Term Disability.
Competitive Salary & 401K company match that vests immediately upon participation
Equity available to full time employees after 1 year of employment
Generous sick leave & PTO policy
Paid holidays

About the Role:

This Cycle Count Clerk is responsible for maintaining accurate inventory levels by conducting regular cycle counts of inventory items. This position ensures that inventory discrepancies are identified, reported, and resolved in a timely manner. The Cycle Count Clerk plays a crucial role in supporting overall inventory accuracy and efficiency within the organization.

Cycle Counting
Inventory Reconciliation
Data Entry and Reporting
Process Improvement
Communication and Collaboration

Necessary knowledge, skills, and experience:

Able to stand and work for long periods of time (8+ hour shifts) in a cold environment (around 40 degrees) and lift at least 40 lbs.
Able to stay organized and flexible in a fast-paced environment.
Warehouse Management System Experience, Basic Math Skills, and Computer Skills
Data Entry and Reporting and Process Improvement

Personal characteristics:

Friendly: Your team needs to trust and feel empowered by you. Your friendly demeanor will make them feel comfortable approaching you with problems.
Communication: You will communicate effectively with team members, supervisors, and other departments to resolve inventory issues.
Teamwork: Even though you’ll be working solo most of the time, we’re also a team and we need to be able to depend on one another.
Improvement Oriented: You always look for ways to do things better, smarter, and faster.

During your break - Never run on empty by enjoying daily Farmer’s Fridge meals, challenge a coworker to a game of ping pong, de-stress by taking a spin on our Nascar arcade game, or spend your break on one of our comfy couches.

Happier Workdays - Walking into the facility should fill you with joy, not dread. We're a fun and passionate group, and we don't take ourselves too seriously. Bring your unique self to work, dress comfortably, and always feel free to share your thoughts and opinions. We encourage curiosity and inquiry; there's no hierarchy here when we're all swapping ideas.

Innovate & Elevate - We are all teachers and learners. You'll grow, and help grow the company through cross-functional collaboration, open access to leadership, and regular business updates. You have a direct impact on the company’s bottom line. You can also impact your bottom line by participating in our 401(k) plan that includes a company match with immediate vesting.

Farmer’s Fridge is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.

View our disclosures related to External Agencies and Applicants below: https://www.farmersfridge.com/careerdisclosures

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