Logistics Analyst #100353

Workplace type: 100% onsite (M-F, 40 hour work week) from 8-5

Type:
Contract

Pay: $21/hour on w2- exact rate, no flex

IV type: 1-2 rounds

Length: 12 months- possibility to extend

Screenings: no tech, full panel drug and background once hired

+optional benefits

• Minimum Years of experience 2
• Bachelor’s Degree
• written communication with ability to summarize situations for Senior Leadership
• Microsoft Excel experience – Pivot Tables, V/X Lookups (Required)
• PowerBI Experience (Desired)

• Accountability
• Attention to Detail
• Data Analytics

The Logistics Analyst supports the end-to-end execution of air freight forwarding spot quotes. The role receives and reviews internal rate requests, determines whether contracted pricing is available and applicable, sources spot pricing when required, calculates the complete transportation cost, and coordinates with internal stakeholders and freight forwarders through quote selection and move execution. The analyst works across multiple procurement, sourcing, rate-management, reporting, and communication systems while maintaining accurate, timely, and audit-ready records.

• Manage assigned air freight rate requests from intake through closure, including Requests For Information (RFIs) and time-sensitive actual-move spot requests. Requests will be generated from internal and external sources.
• Review shipment details for completeness and accuracy, including origin and destination, requested service level, service type, commodity, dimensions, actual weight, chargeable weight, shipment date, special handling requirements, and required delivery timing.
• Research contracted rates, routing guides, rate validity dates, approved service levels, lane coverage, and allowable accessorial charges to determine whether an existing contract applies.
• Validate calculations and commercial terms against approved rate sources; identify missing, expired, conflicting, or non-applicable rates and elevate exceptions when needed.
• Create and maintain rate-request records across multiple systems, which may include Salesforce, Rate Cloud, Keelvar, Power BI, Excel, Teams, email, and other internal tools.
• Prepare and issue RFIs to support planning or cost-estimate decisions, clearly documenting assumptions and advising requestors that pricing may require revalidation before shipment execution.
• Launch actual-move spot requests to qualified air freight forwarders, communicate complete shipment requirements, establish response deadlines, monitor supplier responses, and follow up to meet shipment timing.
• Compare supplier offers for pricing, transit time, routing, capacity, service level, validity, exclusions, and operational feasibility; request clarification or revised offers when information is incomplete or inconsistent.
• Calculate the total expected move cost using the applicable chargeable weight, freight rate, minimum charges, fuel, security, pickup, delivery, handling, customs-related, special-service, and other approved accessorial charges. Normalize currencies and units of measure when required and document all assumptions.
• Provide requestors with a clear quote comparison and recommendation that identifies total cost, provider, routing, transit time, quote validity, assumptions, exclusions, and risks. Protect supplier pricing from unauthorized external disclosure.
• Collaborate with trade-lane teams, facilities, dealers, factories, procurement colleagues, operations teams, freight forwarders, and other internal and external partners to resolve questions and support timely spot-move execution.
• After a quote is selected, confirm award details with the appropriate parties; obtain and record the house air waybill or other booking reference; complete required approval documentation; and update the request through final closure.
• Maintain complete supporting documentation, including requests, quotes, calculations, approvals, correspondence, booking details, and exception rationale, in accordance with process, compliance, and audit requirements.
• Track open requests, priorities, response times, aging items, savings or cost avoidance, and exception trends; expedite urgent,…