Logistics Coordinator - Korean Bilingual

Posted 3 days ago

isee career solutionsRichmond Hill (GA)

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About the role

Company Overview: The Company is a leading global logistics company. With operations spanning across North and South America, it combines global scale and standards with deep regional expertise and local execution excellence. The company delivers optimized, end-to-end logistics solutions tailored to support business growth across a wide range of industries, while actively contributing to the communities it serves.
Position Overview: We are seeking a Logistics Coordinator to support daily supply chain and warehouse operations. This role is responsible for processing inbound and outbound orders, coordinating shipments, and ensuring accurate order entry and timely delivery. The Logistics Coordinator will also provide customer service support by responding to inquiries, providing shipment updates, and assisting with order-related matters.
Responsibilities: Inbound & outbound orders handling in system (WMS & TMS) & follow-up including final inspection with keeping record including document & pictures Arranging pickup with carrier and follow up any delay / issue Routing & scheduling of DTS, and overseeing any delivery issue Inventory management with preparing and executing cycle inventory count Office administrative including Email/phone inquiry/communication follow up Customer Service for walk-in customers Sales associate support On-sight purchase assistance (portal & ERP)Supporting warehouse as needed (ex. Packaging / banding)Fed Ex Hazmat overnight handling (IATA DGR certificate)
Requirements: High school diploma or GED with at least three years of experience in logistics management or a related role Proficiency in MS Office and database management Knowledge of inventory management and logistics elements Strong organizational and time management skills Excellent communication and negotiation skills Bilingual in Korean and English is required.

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