Engineered protective packaging, crating and logistics for high-value goods
TransPak designs and builds custom packaging, crating and logistics services for fragile, high-value equipment. Its stack mixes several ERPs (Sage X3, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite) with SolidWorks, NX and AutoCAD for package engineering, and it is actively adopting Sage, which points to ERP consolidation. Hiring leans heavily toward junior and mid-level operations and manufacturing roles, and job posts repeatedly mention inventory accuracy, material shortages and quality data gaps.
TransPak is a privately held packaging and logistics company founded in 1952 and headquartered in San Jose, California. It engineers protective packaging and crating and also provides rigging, warehousing, freight and transportation services. Its customers ship sensitive equipment, including semiconductor tools, data center servers and medical devices. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and operates from a network of locations in more than 15 countries. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States and India.
TransPak runs Sage X3, SAP, Oracle and NetSuite for ERP, and uses SolidWorks, NX and AutoCAD for design work. Other tools include Power BI, Tableau, Smartsheet, Monday.com, Samsara, ADP and Dayforce.
Yes. Most open TransPak roles are junior and mid-level positions in operations and manufacturing, with smaller openings in support, engineering, logistics and quality. Hiring is currently in the United States and India, though the pace has slowed.
TransPak is headquartered in San Jose, California. It was founded in 1952 and operates in more than 15 countries.
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