Logistics Systems Product Manager

Fluidstack•Austin, TX

1d•$175,000 - $250,000

About The Position

We are looking for a Logistics Systems Product Manager to sit at the intersection of our logistics operations and technical development teams. You will work directly with our Systems PM and engineering team to build, iterate on, and maintain the digital tools that power our logistics operations — including our Warehouse Management System (WMS), Inventory Management System (IMS), material request ticketing tool, and dock management tooling. This role is for someone who has lived on an operations or logistics team, understands what breaks when systems don't reflect reality, and knows how to translate that into clear, actionable requirements for a dev team.

Requirements

5+ years of experience on operations, logistics, or supply chain teams, with direct exposure to warehouse or inventory management systems
Demonstrated experience acting as a bridge between an operations/logistics team and a technical or digital development team
Ability to write clear, structured product requirements and user stories without heavy PM support
Strong understanding of WMS and IMS concepts, workflows, and configuration
Comfortable managing multiple digital products or system workstreams simultaneously
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Industrial Engineering, or a related field

Nice To Haves

Experience at a company with a high-performance logistics or operations function
Comfortable working with data — pulling reports, validating system outputs, and using data to identify process gaps
First principles mentality — able to question existing processes and design better ones

Responsibilities

Own the product roadmap and day-to-day management of Fluidstack's logistics systems: WMS, IMS, material request ticketing, and dock management tooling
Ensure all logistics systems are integrated and communicating within the Fluidstack framework
Stay ahead of operational changes to anticipate system updates before they become blockers
Translate operational needs, edge cases, and process changes into clear requirements and user stories for the development team
Define and track system performance metrics; identify gaps and drive continuous improvement across the logistics tech stack
Serve as the primary liaison between the logistics/operations team and the technical development team, ensuring that what gets built solves real operational problems
Partner with the Systems PM and engineering team throughout the full product lifecycle — from requirements gathering through deployment and maintenance
Work closely with 3PL partners to ensure WMS functionality — including piece-part and kitting — meets operational requirements
Communicate system changes, rollouts, and known issues to operational stakeholders in a clear and timely manner