Logistics Lead

Fluidstack

1d•$239,000 - $278,000•Onsite

About The Position

Fluidstack is seeking a Logistics Lead to run end-to-end logistics for a gigawatt-scale data center campus. This role involves managing inbound freight, receiving, laydown yards, warehousing, inventory control, and the delivery of equipment to installation crews. The Logistics Lead will be responsible for establishing logistics operations at new sites from the ground up, coordinating deliveries across multiple stakeholders, implementing material tracking systems, and leading the site logistics team. This is a critical role in ensuring the rapid and scalable deployment of AI infrastructure.

Requirements

Personally run site logistics on major construction or industrial programs: receiving, laydown, warehousing, and staging at the scale of truckloads per day.
Coordinated deliveries across GCs, trade partners, and carriers, and resequenced a day's plan in minutes when the schedule broke.
Implemented inventory or material tracking systems and kept them honest, with physical counts matching system counts through high-volume receiving.
Handled oversized, high-value, or long-lead equipment (transformers, switchgear, chillers, generators) from carrier to final set.
Hired, trained, and led warehouse or field logistics crews and held them to a safety and accuracy bar.
Been the single source of truth on site for where material is, and installation crews planned around it.

Nice To Haves

Data center or mission-critical construction logistics.
Heavy-haul and rigging coordination.
Customs and international freight.
WMS or ERP-driven material management.
Standing up laydown yards and warehouses from a greenfield.

Responsibilities

Run end-to-end logistics for a gigawatt-scale data center campus: inbound freight, receiving, laydown yards, warehousing, inventory control, and delivery of equipment to the crews installing it.
Stand up logistics operations at new sites from day one, with dock schedules, laydown plans, and material flow in place before the first major equipment shipment lands.
Coordinate owner-furnished equipment deliveries across general contractors, trade partners, and freight carriers, and resequence on the spot when a truck, crane, or crew doesn't show.
Implement material tracking that keeps physical counts and system counts matched across thousands of line items, so installation crews never wait on something already on site.
Hire and lead the site logistics team as the fleet grows, and write the playbook every subsequent site runs on.