About Zippee:
Zippee is building India’s #1 Quick Commerce Logistics for consumer brands.
Brands connect their online store to Zippee in just a few clicks & can kickstart 30-Min Delivery/120-Min/Same-Day Delivery for customers through our dark store network across India.
Our team is ex. Retention Science, oracle SCM, zomato, & from institutions like Hindu College, BITS Pilani, and the University of Southern California.
Backed by VCs & founders of India's biggest unicorns, including Ashneer Grover (BharatPe), Kunal Shah (CRED), Peyush Bansal (Lenskart), and Prashant Pitti (easemytrip).
Job Description:
We're looking for a Warehouse Manager to manage end-to-end Operations for our FC/Warehouse in Sonipat, Haryana.
Incredible opportunity to drive meaningful impact in Operations at a high-growth quick commerce startup.
This is a high-pressure, zero-handholding, unstructured environment, where no task is beneath you if it moves the mission forward. We move fast, we set a high bar, and we’re not for everyone.
This is an in-person role at our FC in Sonipat,
and you must be based in NCR or Haryana.
Responsibilities:
Launch key operational projects across warehouses and fulfillment centers in Haryana, including last-mile delivery pilots and central process rollouts.
Design optimized warehouse layouts and zoning strategies based on SKU velocity, demand patterns, and picking efficiency.
Define and continuously improve SOPs across inbound, storage, picking, packing, dispatch, and manpower to drive productivity and reduce order processing time.
Lead end-to-end setup of warehouses and micro-fulfillment centers: from vendor coordination (racking, labeling, equipment) to timely go-live.
Must have hands-on experience in FMCG operations and B2B/B2C business models.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's in Business, Operations, or Supply Chain from a top institution; MBA highly preferred.
Solid knowledge and hands-on experience with SAP.
6–10 years in WH Management or supply chain, with hands
📌 Warehouse Operations Manager (India)
🏢 Zippee
📍 India