Hunter International Hiring for Logistics Analyst Job at Creve Coeur, MO Full Time

$24-27/HR

Logistics Analyst will perform Export documentation activities and functions in compliance with organizational policies, procedures, goals and objectives.

Logistics Analyst Responsibilities:

• Demonstrate the ability to adjust to variable tasks in order to meet efficiency standards, and report any non-compliant issues to the T&C Manager.
• Understand Phytosanitary requirements for assigned countries.
• Prepare documents/legalizations and accompanying correspondence based on the received orders.
• Prepare transport orders and make arrangements concerning capacity and loading/unloading times.
• Acts as liaison between the company and 3rd party Logistics vendor for day to day operations.
• Individually responsible for export order management and invoicing to assigned countries.
• Validate all documents required for shipping internationally to assigned destinations.
• Ensure that all product flow meets international trade compliance requirements and that document controls are in place to support full trade compliance.
• Work across functions to confirm customer forecast, manage orders, plant and schedule shipments.
• Maintain good working relationship with global partners and customers.
• Provide reporting and analytical support for other trade team initiatives as necessary.
• Ensure importing / exporting country requirements can be met in a compliant and expedient manner.
• Other duties as assigned.

Logistics Analyst Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree or Higher in Business Administration, Logistics, Manufacturing, International Commerce preferred.
• 4+ years experience and knowledgeable in Import, Export, Trade & Compliance, or International Logistics.
• Ability to read and write English with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (with emphasis in Excel and Word) and strong computer skills.
• SAP knowledge highly desired.
• Experience with agricultural and/or chemical products a plus

Understanding of international trade terminology (incoterms, letters of credit, etc).

• Understanding of multi-modal dangerous goods regulations (IMO, ICAO, DOT).
• Understanding of U.S. Customs and other regulatory agencies as related to exports.
• Knowledge of Chemical or Seed production, warehousing, and transportation concepts.