Logistics Coordinator

The Logistics Coordinator is in charge of overseeing, coordinating, and improving the flow of goods, materials, and information to make sure that deliveries are made on time and at the lowest possible cost. This job from home includes coordinating shipments, keeping track of inventory, talking to vendors and carriers, and helping with supply chain operations. The Logistics Coordinator works with other teams inside the company to make sure that logistics run smoothly and that all rules, safety, and organizational standards are followed.

• Work with carriers, vendors, and internal teams to plan and coordinate shipments.
• Keep an eye on inventory, shipments, and delivery status, and report on them.
• As needed, make and keep shipping papers, invoices, and customs papers up to date.
• Make sure you follow all federal, state, and local rules, including those about transportation and safety.
• Talk to carriers, suppliers, and customers ahead of time about the status of shipments or problems.
• Quickly fix problems with shipments, inventory, or deliveries.
• Work with the procurement, warehouse, and operations teams to improve the way logistics work.
• Keep accurate records of logistics activities in the right systems or software.
• Look at logistics data to find patterns, problems, and ways to make processes better.
• Help with special projects, seasonal spikes in demand, and operational initiatives.

• A bachelor's degree in business administration, logistics, supply chain management, or a related field (or the same amount of experience).
• At least two to four years of experience coordinating transportation, logistics, or the supply chain.
• Good at organizing, solving problems, and doing more than one thing at once.
• Knowledge of logistics, inventory, and ERP systems (like SAP, Oracle, or something similar).
• Great skills in both speaking and writing.
• Ability to work alone and manage time well when working from home.
• Knowing the rules for shipping, what carriers need, and how to move things.

• Experience with shipping goods internationally and filling out customs paperwork.
• Knowledge of how to use freight forwarding, courier services, and warehouses.
• A certification in logistics or supply chain management, such as APICS/CSCP, CLTD, or something similar.
• Analytical skills for improving routing, inventory, and cost-effectiveness.

Depending on experience, qualifications, and where you live, the salary range is between $55,000 and $80,000 per year.

• Full coverage for medical, dental, and vision care
• 401(k) retirement plan with a match from the company
• Paid time off (PTO) includes vacation days, sick days, and paid holidays.
• Working from home in the United States full-time
• Opportunities for training and professional growth
• Life insurance and coverage for short- and long-term disabilities
• Programs for employee health and well-being