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David Careers

Supply Chain Coordinator

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recruitmilitary placement servicesFort Worth (TX)
Supply Chain ManagersProcess, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 - $110,000 per year

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About the role

Supply Chain Coordinator Engineering Consulting FirmLaunch your post-military career with our all-Veteran team in a top engineering consulting firm. We seek assertive, adaptable critical thinkers to join us as Supply Chain Coordinators. No prior logistics experience is needed; we provide full training!
Role Summary: Oversee material control, vendor management, and logistics on a project in Louisiana, North Dakota, Nevada, and Duluth, Minnesota, after three weeks of training in Sweetwater, TX. Ensure secure, efficient inventory and transportation management across multiple sites while maintaining high standards of care, custody, and control. You will be assigned to one of the logistics yards and will rotate locations roughly every 18 months.
Ideal Candidate: Entrepreneurial spirit, problem solver, and self-starter Highly collaborative with a curious, solution-focused mindset
Key Responsibilities:
  • Coordinate supply chain and logistics functions
  • Maintain secure inventory control and conduct analyses for project needs
  • Manage inbound/outbound logistics and fleet operations
  • Compensation & Perks:$100-110k+ starting salary with potential bonuses
  • Up to $150/day tax-free per diem (~$40k annually) 1st year expected compensation 150-160k$60 per month for cell phone
  • Company vehicle included
  • Jump into a dynamic, rewarding environment with growth opportunities! Job 58693
Salary: Salary plus 10% bonus and benefits. Depending on the project, you will receive a company vehicle, gas card, per diem (40k avg for the year (tax-free)), and OT!

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