Top Entry Level Transportation Jobs

The Staff Accountant is responsible for revenue recognition operations, reconciles account balances, prepares financial reports, and supports revenue accounting management.

Design and develop battery packs while ensuring safety and performance. Collaborate in testing and prototyping new designs, managing CAD models.

The Logistics Coordinator manages carrier relationships, handles shipments, communicates market trends, and utilizes the TMS for reporting and updates.

Generate qualified leads through cold outreach, research target prospects, schedule meetings for Account Executives, and maintain CRM accuracy. Work closely with teams to optimize lead generation strategies.

The Customer Support Engineer II ensures excellent customer service by resolving issues, educating customers, troubleshooting systems, and collaborating with the development team to improve customer experience.

As a Logistics Specialist, you will support capacity solutions, manage load boards, develop relationships with carriers, negotiate transportation rates, and maintain accounts.

As a Logistics Representative, you'll learn freight brokerage principles and support operations like load tracking and scheduling. The role offers training and exposure to logistics while building professional relationships.

The Customer Experience Analyst enhances customer satisfaction via data insights, manages key initiatives, conducts training, and analyzes reports.

SCMI1 seeks a Business Development professional to manage NY & NYC bids/proposals, understand procurement processes, and respond to RFPs/RFQs. Entry-level candidates are welcome to apply.

The Logistics Coordinator manages Liquid Bulk shipments, assists customers and transport carriers, prepares reports, and supervises orders, ensuring smooth operation.