Manage and optimize linehaul transportation resources, improve performance metrics, coordinate with teams, and support pricing analysis and carrier negotiations.
- Manage and optimize nationwide linehaul transportation resources and trucking capacity
- Build and maintain a reliable carrier and trucking resource pool
- Monitor and improve linehaul transit time performance and operational efficiency
- Own and manage linehaul KPI performance, including on-time delivery, cost efficiency, utilization, and service quality
- Coordinate closely with internal fleet teams, warehouse operations, and transportation partners
- Support transportation pricing analysis, carrier negotiations, and rate management
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with carriers and transportation vendors
- Lead carrier performance management, compliance reviews, and operational evaluations
- Ensure stable linehaul capacity support during peak seasons and high-volume operational periods
- Identify operational risks and implement contingency plans for transportation disruptions
- Analyze transportation data and recommend process improvements to enhance efficiency and reduce costs
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree preferred
- 5+ years of experience in transportation operations, linehaul management, fleet operations, or logistics planning
- Strong understanding of trucking operations, carrier management, and transportation networks
- Experience managing transportation KPIs, carrier performance, and operational coordination
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to operational detail
- Excellent communication, negotiation, and cross-functional coordination abilities
- Ability to work in a fast-paced logistics environment and manage multiple priorities
- Must be bilingual in Mandarin and English
Benefits
- Pay Range: 70k-95k
- 7 PTO days
- 5 Paid Sick Leave Days
- 6 Paid Holidays
- 401K
- Medical insurance, Dental and Vision Insurance, STD/LTD
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