Logistics Coordinator
Posted 3 days ago
gentis solutionsRoslindale (MA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50,000–$60,000 annually
About the role
Supply Chain Analyst / Logistics Coordinator
Location: Nashville, TN | Onsite
Contract Pay:
$23/hour W-2 Full-Time Total Compensation: Approximately $50,000–$60,000 annually, including salary and bonus potential
Employment Type: Contract-to-Hire Ramp-Up Period: Approximately 90–180 days
Schedule: Monday–Friday, with shifts between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM
Interview Process: One video interview
Start Date:
ASAPAbout the Role We’re hiring a Supply Chain Analyst / Logistics Coordinator to support transportation and distribution operations across a large national supply chain network. You’ll work with carriers, suppliers, manufacturing plants, and distribution centers to keep inbound and outbound shipments moving on schedule. The position begins as a W-2 contract role paying $23/hour. Once the ramp-up period is complete, employees typically convert to full-time between 90 and 180 days. After conversion, expected total compensation is approximately $50,000–$60,000 annually, including salary and quarterly and annual bonus potential.
What You’ll Do:
Schedule inbound deliveries and outbound pickups Coordinate fleet pickups at vendor locations Communicate with carriers, suppliers, and internal teams Audit freight payments and help resolve billing issues Maintain transportation records and complete daily administrative tasks Track activity through purchasing, inventory, and transportation systems Support procurement, manufacturing, shipping, receiving, and distribution teams Provide professional phone and customer service support
What We’re Looking For:
Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, logistics, or a related fieldA supply chain or logistics concentration or minor will also be considered Working knowledge of logistics, transportation, or distribution operations Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and Outlook Able to work onsite in Nashville
Preferred Experience:
Coordinating inbound or outbound transportation Working with freight payment or transportation management systems Using purchasing or inventory-tracking systems Communicating directly with carriers, vendors, or distribution centers
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