Entry Level Warehouse Technician Jobs
New grad warehouse technician jobs welcome recent graduates and entry level candidates with zero to two years of experience, where a completed internship or hands-on coursework can carry more weight than a long resume. Most openings are on-site roles across Manufacturing, Energy, and Retail, with employers like Goodyear, Collectors, and Tekgence hiring at this level now.
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Position Summary:
OPEX Corporation is currently looking for a full time onsite Field Service Technician to work in Warehouse Automation. The technician will use hand tools for preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of material handling equipment. We look for individuals who are mechanically inclined with a strong background in electronics and some software. OPEX is looking for individuals who enjoy and can thrive in a fast-paced environment that involves servicing & maintaining robotic technology based equipment.
Responsibilities:
- This position is responsible for keeping equipment running in production, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of material handling equipment
- Installing and setting up new equipment
- Interact with the customer to determine the problem
- Completing field service reports
- Keeping the customer informed as repairs are made and answer any question that may arise.
- Interact with management as well as other personnel to analyze and correct any equipment performance issues
- Completing and submitting weekly online timecards and expense report
Qualifications:
- Associate’s Degree in related field and/or equivalent hands-on job experience
- Must be able to work overtime when required
- PC Competency, Word & Excel and Windows OS
- Must have excellent customer service skills
- Possessing a driver’s license, insurance and a reliable vehicle
- Ability to lift at least 40 pounds independently
- Standing and walking, throughout duration of shift
- Ability to maneuver a job site, including small spaces in and around our equipment.
Physical/Work Environment:
- Warehouse environment
- Must have the ability to lift heavy machine parts while on duty
- Ability to maneuver in and around our equipment, including small spaces
- Squatting, bending, kneeling, reaching overhead, reaching forward will occur while on the job
Company Overview
OPEX Corporation is more than a manufacturer of machines. We continuously reimagine technology to power the future for our customers.
With an innovative approach, we engineer unique automated solutions that support our customers so they can solve the most pressing business challenges for both today and tomorrow. Our scalable Warehouse, Document, and Mail Automation solutions improve workflow, accelerate change, and drive efficiencies in infrastructure.
We are a family-owned and operated organization with more than 1400 committed employees who innovate, manufacture, install, and service products that are helping transform industry every day. We listen to our customers, respect each other, and work together to help reimagine the future through automated solutions.
At OPEX, we are Next Generation Automation.
Benefits:
Benefits include, but are not limited to:
- Full medical, dental and vision with low employee contribution rates
- Paid holidays and PTO allowance
- 401k with matching and profit sharing
- Basic life insurance, short term and long-term disability
- Tuition reimbursement available
OPEX Corporation is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, and protected veteran status.
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Entry Level Warehouse Technician Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get an entry level warehouse technician job?
Focus on any hands-on experience you have, whether from a school lab, internship, or vocational program, and highlight it clearly on your resume. Entry level employers at this stage look for candidates who understand basic inventory processes, can operate warehouse equipment safely, and are comfortable working in a fast-paced physical environment. Certifications in forklift operation or OSHA safety fundamentals give you a real edge over other new applicants.
Which companies hire entry level warehouse technicians?
Companies hiring entry level warehouse technicians right now include Goodyear, Collectors, and Tekgence, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this experience level, you'll find openings at a mix of large distribution centers, third-party logistics providers, and manufacturers that actively build their workforce through entry level pipelines.
Are there remote entry level warehouse technician jobs?
Yes, though most warehouse technician work is on-site by nature. About 0% of entry level warehouse technician openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those roles typically involve inventory coordination, data entry, or logistics support rather than direct physical warehouse operations. If flexibility matters to you, filtering for hybrid postings is worth doing alongside your on-site search.
Are these new grad warehouse technician jobs?
Yes, this page includes new grad, recent graduate, and junior warehouse technician roles alongside other entry level postings. A new grad friendly posting typically welcomes candidates with zero to two years of experience and treats internships, relevant coursework, or a portfolio of technical projects as qualifying background. If a listing does not require prior full-time experience, it is a solid new grad opportunity.
Which industries hire the most entry level warehouse technicians?
Entry Level warehouse technician roles concentrate in Manufacturing, Energy, and Retail, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors drive hiring at the entry level because they run high-volume distribution and fulfillment operations that depend on building out technician teams from the ground up rather than relying exclusively on experienced hires.