Logistics Supervisor
Job Title : Logistics Supervisor
Location : San Jose, CA
Pay : $50 - $55 / hour
Hours : 9a - 5p (M-F)
Keywords : #logistics, #inventory
Logistics Supervisor Job Responsibilities
- Supervise daily internal logistics operations, including transportation planning, scheduling, and execution across sites and suppliers
- Manage carrier relationships (LTL, FTL, parcel, and specialty transport) to ensure performance, compliance, and cost efficiency
- Coordinate material and tooling movements to support production, test, and R&D operations
- Provide oversight for logistics projects such as new carrier onboarding, route optimization, and internal transportation process improvements
- Develop and track key logistics performance indicators (OTD, cost per move, service quality) and escalate issues when necessary
- Partner with Warehousing, Manufacturing, and Engineering teams to align logistics activities with production and program milestones
- Ensure compliance with DOT, OSHA, and internal safety requirements for all logistics movements
- Contribute to the development of internal logistics playbook, capturing best practices and standard operating procedures
- Support cross-functional initiatives to improve visibility, reduce cost, and mitigate transportation risk
Logistics Supervisor Job Qualifications
B.S. Degree preferred5+ years of experience in transportation management, logistics operations, or supply chain executionSAP experience is preferredPMP certification a plusProven ability to manage carriers and third-party logistics providers across multiple transportation modesStrong knowledge of domestic freight (LTL / FTL, parcel, flatbed, and specialty transport), including regulatory requirementsHands-on experience supervising logistics operations and troubleshooting shipment issues under time pressureExcellent communication, planning, and vendor management skillsAbility to analyze transportation performance data and drive process improvementsComfortable working in a dynamic, fast-growing manufacturing and R&D environment