Carrier Sales Representative, Cloud Freight Operations | Overnight Shift

Posted 8 days ago

dsvLancaster (TX)

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Carrier Sales Representative, Cloud Freight Operations | Overnight ShiftLancaster, TXReady to put your carrier relationships, negotiation skills, and operational instincts to work in a fast-moving freight environment? DSV is looking for a Carrier Sales Representative, Cloud Freight Operations to source and secure carrier capacity and actively manage the movement of high-risk, high-value (HRHV) freight supporting cloud computing customers. This role is a great fit for someone who enjoys the pace of freight brokerage, knows how to build strong carrier relationships, and wants to stay involved from the moment a load is covered through final delivery. You'll work directly with carriers and drivers to source capacity, negotiate rates, dispatch freight, track active shipments, and respond to issues as they happen, while partnering closely with Operational Account Managers and internal teams to keep freight moving safely, efficiently, and in accordance with customer-specific service and security requirements. And this role is about more than finding a truck. You'll build and develop a reliable carrier network, monitor market conditions and capacity trends, provide real-time pricing and market intelligence, and find transportation solutions that balance service, security, capacity, and cost. If you thrive in a fast-paced brokerage environment, enjoy negotiating and building relationships, and like the challenge of keeping time-sensitive freight moving from pickup through final delivery, this is an opportunity to grow your career with the world's largest freight forwarding and logistics company.

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