Logistics Specialist

The primary responsibility of the Logistics Specialist is to work closely with the Logistics Manager to coordinate all regional logistic needs for the organization. This position ensures the timely, cost effective, and compliant movement for all shipments. You will work closely with vendors and 3PL to resolve logistics issues and establish control-related standards and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate the logistics operations for transportation of product which includes monitoring 3PL performance, problem solving, and execution of supply chain processes to ensure on time delivery.
• Effectively track and report all incoming and outgoing shipments and advises status. Resolves issues.
• Ensure compliance with import/export regulations.
• Partner with USA headquarters on logistics processes, reporting and 3PL management

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Logistics or Transportation preferred
• Experience with import/export preferred
• Knowledge of customs, brokers, and foreign carriers and can comfortably communicate regularly with them
• Comfortable to exercise independent judgement on a regular basis
• Excellent computer skills (especially EXCEL and database applications)
• Self starter who can work independently and is a fast learner
• Knowledge of transportation principles and practices, including classifications, rate structures, documents, and service labels required
• Experience with all forms of transportation (air, sea, ground)
• Detail minded with strong analytical skills
• Ability to prioritize tasks to meet deadlines
• Strong communication skills (oral, written)
• Strong English language skills required

Fanatics Commerce has a broad range of online, sports venue, and vertical apparel partnerships worldwide, including comprehensive partnerships with leading leagues, teams, colleges, and sports organizations across the world—including the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, Formula 1, and Australian Football League (AFL); the Dallas Cowboys, Golden State Warriors, Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, Chelsea FC, and Tokyo Giants; the University of Notre Dame, University of Alabama, and University of Texas; the International Olympic Committee (IOC), England Rugby, and the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA).