Top Remote Logistics Jobs in Washington DC,

The role involves developing account management experiences, communicating with customers, providing logistic solutions, and managing operations for Open Deck accounts.

Manage the sales process for large enterprise retail and logistics clients, build a sales pipeline, and generate new business.

The Analytics Engineer will manage BI modeling, create dashboards, ensure data quality, and collaborate with customers and teams for reporting needs.

The Logistics Coordinator monitors shipment exceptions, escalates issues, manages communications, assists in special projects, and performs administrative tasks.

The Supply Chain Consultant conducts analysis using software and mathematical techniques, synthesizes information for clients, and presents actionable insights based on data analysis.

The Strategic Account Executive will acquire new business, own the sales process, meet KPIs, and generate leads, focusing on the trucking and logistics sectors.

The Global Controller will lead the accounting function, ensuring GAAP compliance, building accounting teams, and delivering financial insights for strategic decision-making.

The Business Development Manager will develop customer relationships, manage sales coverage in the aerospace market, and exceed annual sales goals through collaboration and prospecting.

The Senior SAP ERP Analyst will configure SAP S4/HANA modules, guide offshore teams, manage warehouse processes, and support integration with ERP functions.

The Supervisor of Routing manages the Transportation Routing Department, overseeing staff, coordinating workflows, training team members, managing customer schedules, and improving performance metrics through effective communication and leadership.