In January 2028, Bol. will open the doors of its brand-new fulfillment center, BFC3. This logistical hub is essential to accommodate strong customer growth and ensure strict compliance with food and lithium-ion regulations. To seamlessly integrate this new facility into the existing warehousing network, a critical challenge lies ahead. By Q3 2026, the complete flow for inbound and outbound steering must be defined: how will products enter the warehouse, and how will customer orders be sourced from it as part of the overall network? As a Logistics Process Engineer (LPE), you will play a key role in organizing, connecting, and designing these vital logistical processes.
Operating independently as an external LPE, you will bridge the gap between IT and business operations. You will gather requirements from diverse stakeholders, drive solution discovery, and synthesize input across the entire chain into a cohesive functional design. Your primary deliverable by the end of Q3 is an initial functional design—featuring detailed process flows, requirements, and open questions—paired with a clear delivery timeline leading up to the January 2028 go-live. Rather than joining a single product team, you will establish the necessary meeting structures to drive results across cross-functional groups of software engineers, data scientists, product managers, and operational teams.
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