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Leads end-to-end WMS implementation activities, including requirements discovery, BRD and specification authoring, configuration validation, integrations, SQL-based data validation, testing, defect management, go-live support, and stabilization. Owns project schedules, risks, scope, stakeholder communications, vendor coordination, cutover planning, and operational readiness across assigned sites and workstreams.

Leads HR strategy and employee relations for a warehouse operation, partnering with site leaders on compliance, coaching, engagement, retention, staffing, investigations, recruiting, onboarding, and workforce planning. Maintains HRIS data, analyzes people metrics and dashboards, and recommends improvements. The role requires supporting a 24/7 operation, working flexible shifts, walking through a warehouse, and traveling up to 10%.

Leads and develops an account management team in a freight brokerage environment. Manages key client relationships, resolves concerns, improves account performance, monitors service metrics, and drives retention and profitability. Partners with operations and sales on process improvement, contract renewals, business growth, and upselling. Uses reporting and analytics to identify trends and provide performance updates to leadership while ensuring compliance with company policies and industry standards.

The Workflow Coordinator monitors and adjusts warehouse work assignments, prioritizes receiving, picking, and shipping tasks, coordinates trailer moves, manages outbound product allocation, and resolves inventory and workflow exceptions. The role uses WMS and Microsoft Office to track operations, communicate issues, support warehouse teams, and improve productivity while maintaining safety and compliance. This is an on-site, second-shift position in a warehouse and office environment.

Manages corporate insurance programs, risk assessments, claims resolution, broker and adjuster relationships, bonds, certificates of insurance, and risk mitigation across logistics operations. Oversees multiple coverage lines, negotiates insurance terms, allocates insurance costs, prepares reporting, and collaborates with Finance, Legal, Internal Audit, and Human Resources. Requires expertise in logistics insurance, claims management, policy interpretation, and risk controls.

Manages customer accounts and drives growth, renewals, operational performance, and satisfaction within logistics and warehouse operations. Leads RFPs, pricing proposals, business reviews, cross-functional projects, KPI reporting, inventory controls, quality compliance, demand planning, and issue resolution. Analyzes logistics data, supports audit readiness, and coordinates customer and internal teams on operational improvements. The role is primarily on-site with up to 20% travel to CJ Logistics facilities.

Leads operations training across a logistics center network by building trainer capability, standardizing onboarding and learning plans, supporting startups and WMS conversions, auditing compliance, and coaching site leaders. Uses performance data to identify training gaps and deploy targeted improvements. The role trains warehouse employees, maintains training materials, conducts annual site audits, and requires frequent travel between facilities, including up to 75% local travel.

Coordinates ocean and air import/export shipments, including carrier bookings, shipment tracking, documentation, customs filing support, customer updates, and cost reconciliation. Communicates in Korean and English with headquarters, overseas offices, carriers, brokers, trucking companies, and customers. Maintains accurate records, updates freight-forwarding systems, supports regulatory compliance, and works across warehouse and office environments.

Plans and monitors daily warehouse work assignments across multiple locations. Manages inbound and outbound schedules, carrier appointments, product allocation, trailer moves, order issues, shortages, and capacity challenges. Coordinates with warehouse leadership, customer service teams, and logistics partners to support on-time shipping and resolve escalations. Uses warehouse management systems and Microsoft Office for planning, reporting, and process improvement.

The Production Planner develops and monitors warehouse work assignments, manages inbound and outbound schedules, coordinates carrier appointments and trailer moves, and allocates inventory for timely order fulfillment. The role investigates shortages, resolves scheduling and order issues, communicates with warehouse leadership and logistics partners, and uses WMS and Microsoft Office for planning and reporting. It also supports process improvements and operational efficiency across multiple warehouse locations.