Coordinate daily planning, organization, and delivery of customer shipments; manage carrier coordination; use advanced Excel/Google Sheets and logistics software; handle high-volume email correspondence and proactively resolve shipment issues.
Operations Specialist:
- Core Focus: Highlights daily planning, coordination, organization, and delivery of shipments for customer shipments , and carrier coordination.
- Technical Requirements: Emphasizes advanced spreadsheet literacy (Excel/Google Sheets) and hands-on experience with core logistics software
- Soft Skills: Targets candidates capable of managing high-volume email correspondence and proactive problem-solving.
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