Jobs at KNAPP Inc.

Leads the software development team’s organizational and disciplinary activities, coordinates project assignments, monitors milestones, costs, resources, and deadlines, and ensures adherence to development processes. The role coordinates with developers and technical leads, escalates risks, conducts assessments and interviews, manages schedules and time off, reports project status, and supports continuous improvement. Moderate travel is required for development integration reviews and project evaluations.

Supports project managers with financial forecasting, project records, risk and opportunity assessments, contract and change-order reconciliation, billings, revenue recognition, monthly close, reporting, and cost allocation. Ensures compliance with commercial guidelines, improves project reporting, and helps optimize profitability, cash flow, and assets. Requires finance or accounting experience, SAP proficiency, advanced Excel skills, and strong analytical and communication abilities.

Provides software-focused operational support for automated warehouse systems. Monitors KiSoft production environments, triages incidents, performs service-restoration actions, coordinates on-site and support resources, escalates issues, communicates system status, maintains incident documentation, manages recurring problem tickets, and prepares reports.

Supports PLC-controlled warehouse automation, including storage, conveyor, and sorter systems. Monitors operations, troubleshoots PLC logic, HMIs, sensors, drives, VFDs, and industrial networks, restores service, manages incidents and change processes, coordinates on-site and remote resources, documents technical actions, and contributes to continuous improvement. The role requires shift-based support, independent troubleshooting, customer communication, and approximately 30% travel.

Supports PLC-controlled warehouse automation, including storage, conveyor, and sorter systems. Monitors operations, triages incidents, diagnoses PLC, HMI, sensor, actuator, drive, VFD, and industrial network faults, and restores service through approved fixes or workarounds. Coordinates on-site and remote resources, escalates unresolved issues, communicates system status, maintains technical tickets and documentation, and supports change control, problem management, trend analysis, and continuous improvement.

Coordinates installation schedules for multiple warehouse automation projects, allocating internal and contractor resources, managing timelines, issuing installation RFQs, preparing documentation, facilitating handoffs, and tracking contractor performance. The role supports installation teams, resolves issues, updates execution plans, and collaborates with Engineering, Procurement, and Project Management. It requires basic mechanical and electrical knowledge, strong organization and communication skills, 10% travel, and physical ability to occasionally climb, walk, stand, and lift up to 50 pounds.

Manages multiple moderate- to high-complexity warehouse automation projects from inception through completion. Responsibilities include stakeholder communication, project scheduling, budgeting, forecasting, contract and subcontract management, change orders, procurement coordination, risk mitigation, issue resolution, and cross-functional team leadership. The role manages projects valued up to $60 million, supports global programs, and requires travel up to 50%, including quarterly international travel.

The Content Manager owns KNAPP’s marketing messaging, editorial standards, product content, blogs, white papers, social copy, campaign assets, event materials, and PR support. The role translates complex automation and technical concepts into clear customer-facing content, maintains messaging consistency, collaborates across marketing, sales, events, business development, and digital teams, and monitors content performance. Occasional travel and a hybrid schedule are required.

Supports PLC-controlled warehouse automation systems, including storage, conveyor, and sorter equipment. Monitors and troubleshoots PLCs, HMIs, sensors, actuators, drives, VFDs, and industrial networks. Diagnoses incidents, restores service, applies approved workarounds, coordinates on-site and remote resources, escalates unresolved issues, documents technical actions, and contributes to problem management and continuous improvement in a shift-based environment.

Provides software-focused operational support for automated warehouse systems. Monitors KiSoft environments, triages and resolves software incidents, restores service through operational actions, coordinates on-site and support teams, escalates issues, communicates system status, maintains incident and problem-management documentation, and prepares internal reports.

Supports U.S. and international income tax compliance, including tax workpapers, deferred tax tracking, income tax calculations, accruals, audits, tax authority communications, research, reporting, and filing calendars. The role also assists with domestic and international tax projects and requires knowledge of GAAP, IFRS, ASC 740, book-to-tax differences, ERP systems, and advanced Excel functions.

Processes full-cycle biweekly payroll for hourly and salaried employees, manages deductions, garnishments, tax information, payroll reconciliations, and employee pay inquiries. Supports benefits and HR administration, generates reports, maintains payroll accuracy and compliance, and works with confidential information. Requires payroll certification, ADP Workforce Now experience, advanced Excel skills, and knowledge of payroll tax returns.

Provides software-focused operational support for automated warehouse systems. Monitors KiSoft production environments, triages incidents, performs operational actions to restore service, coordinates onsite and support resources, escalates issues, communicates system status, maintains incident and problem-management documentation, and prepares reports. The role requires technical knowledge of Linux, Windows, Oracle databases, PL/SQL, Java or C++, and automated warehouse equipment concepts.

Leads technical software realization for warehouse automation projects from solution design through testing, site implementation, acceptance, and delivery. Manages customer communication, requirements, specifications, test plans, integrations, documentation, project status, scope changes, software suppliers, and coordination with engineering, development, QA, planning, and commissioning teams. Provides customer training, stakeholder support, and guidance to junior employees. Requires intralogistics automation expertise, software architecture knowledge, and up to 30% domestic and international travel.

Manage multiple warehouse automation projects from planning through completion, including schedules, budgets, contracts, risks, change orders, suppliers, subcontractors, and customer communications. Coordinate internal teams, subsidiaries, procurement, engineering, installation, and commissioning resources. Lead project issue resolution, maintain forecasts and documentation, negotiate within company policies, and serve as a process owner for a core project management tool. The role involves projects valued up to $75 million and travel up to 50%, including quarterly international travel.

Supports PLC-controlled warehouse automation by monitoring storage, conveyor, and sorter systems; troubleshooting PLC logic, HMIs, sensors, drives, VFDs, and industrial networks; restoring service; coordinating on-site and remote resources; escalating incidents; documenting changes; and contributing to problem management and continuous improvement.

Provides software-focused operational support for automated warehouse systems. Monitors KiSoft production environments, triages incidents, performs service-restoration actions, coordinates onsite and support teams, escalates issues, communicates system status, maintains documentation and problem-management tickets, and prepares reports.

Designs automated warehouse and material-handling solutions by gathering customer requirements, defining functional specifications, analyzing data, calculating ROI, developing throughput projections, and supporting proposals. Acts as a liaison among customers, sales, and software engineering teams. Creates layouts, diagrams, presentations, and process documentation while explaining simulation results and logistics trade-offs. The role requires knowledge of warehousing, picking technologies, conveyor systems, ASRS, inventory strategies, and occasional domestic and international travel.

Ensure quality assurance for warehouse automation software products and projects. Responsibilities include reviewing specifications, creating and executing test plans and cases, leading cross-product testing, documenting results, reporting anomalies, monitoring quality metrics, maintaining automated tests, supporting CI/CD, mentoring junior QA engineers, preparing training, and maintaining test environments across Linux and Windows.

Supports PLC-controlled warehouse automation, including storage, conveyor, and sorter systems. Monitors operations, troubleshoots PLC logic, HMIs, sensors, drives, VFDs, and industrial networks, restores service, coordinates on-site and remote resources, escalates incidents, and maintains technical documentation. The role also follows change-control and problem-management processes, communicates system status, and contributes to trend analysis and continuous improvement in a shift-based environment.