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Launch Operations & Logistics Coordinator (Contract)

Burlington, Massachusetts, United States

10Beauty is a robotics startup based in Burlington, MA. We have raised $70M from some of the leading venture and celebrity investors in the country to build the world’s first fully autonomous manicure machine. We have pre-sold our first 1,000 machines to some of the most iconic brands in America, including Ulta Beauty and Nordstrom.

As of November 2025, we have launched our first robot at Ulta Beauty in Everett. We are a fast growing 50+ person organization with deep robotics experience. Come join the company who will put 'beauty robotics' on the map!

Launch Operations & Logistics Coordinator (Contract)

10Beauty is a robotics startup based in Burlington, MA. We have raised $70M from some of the leading venture and celebrity investors in the country to build the world's first fully autonomous manicure machine. We have pre-sold our first 1,000 machines to some of the most iconic brands in America, including Ulta Beauty and Nordstrom.

As of November 2025, we have launched our first robot at Ulta Beauty in Everett. We are a fast growing 50+ person organization with deep robotics experience. Come join the company who will put 'beauty robotics' on the map!

Introduction

As we scale robot deployments across retail partner locations, we need a hands-on coordinator to own the physical logistics behind every launch. This role is suited for someone who's organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable doing real physical work — building stations, managing inventory, and getting equipment where it needs to go, on time and intact.

This is an on-site/field-based role, based out of our Burlington, MA facility with travel to retail partner locations as needed.

What You'll Do

  • Build and assemble physical stations/kits used for robot installations at retail partner sites
  • Handle and transport equipment safely, including lifting heavy objects and loading/unloading vehicles
  • Drive a rented U-Haul (or similar vehicle) to transport equipment between our facility, storage, and launch sites
  • Manage and organize an offsite storage unit, keeping inventory accurate and accessible
  • Label, track, and reconcile inventory across multiple locations and shipments
  • Support loading dock operations, including receiving, staging, and dispatching equipment
  • Assist with light facilities management tasks at our Burlington location as needed
  • Use basic hand and power tools to assemble, repair, or adjust equipment and station components
  • Maintain clear documentation of inventory levels, shipments, and station builds for internal tracking

What You Have

  • Highly organized, with strong attention to detail
  • Experience with inventory tracking, labeling, or warehouse/logistics work a plus
  • Comfortable using basic hand and power tools
  • Able to safely lift and move heavy objects (50+ lbs)
  • Valid driver's license and comfortable driving a U-Haul or similar rental vehicle
  • Comfortable working independently and managing physical logistics with minimal oversight
  • Flexible and adaptable — this is a fast-growing startup where priorities can shift quickly
  • Prior experience in operations, logistics, warehousing, moving, event production, or facilities is a plus but not required

At 10Beauty, we consider a wide-range of factors when determining compensation, based on individual qualifications, skills, and experience. Equity and benefits are included for all full-time employees. If you believe you can contribute to our team, we invite you to apply. We appreciate diversity and welcome those who can bring fresh perspectives and skills to our team. 

Salary Range

$25 - $30 USD

We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company.  We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.  

Thank you for considering 10Beauty!

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