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Project Account Executive

In short

This role coordinates and executes project cargo operations — oversized, heavy-lift, and out-of-gauge shipments — including multimodal and chartered logistics solutions for a freight/logistics company. It involves assessing technical and logistical project requirements, following up on ocean import operations, liaising with carriers and overseas agents, and developing assigned accounts. Requires higher education in logistics or foreign trade and 3 years of experience, including at least 1 year in ocean import operations.

What You Can Expect:
•Plan, coordinate, and execute project cargo operations (oversized, heavy-lift, and out-of-gauge shipments), including multimodal and chartered solutions.
•Assess the technical and logistical requirements of each project — route feasibility, handling and lifting methods, permits, and special equipment.
•Coordinate and follow up on ocean import operations, ensuring the traceability of each shipment.
•Coordinate with carriers, overseas agents, and specialized providers for breakbulk and project cargo movements, maintaining ongoing communication with clients and internal areas.
•Identify business opportunities and contribute to the development of assigned accounts, with an emphasis on project-based cargo.
What You Bring:
•Higher education in fields related to Logistics, Foreign Trade, Customs, International Freight Transport, or similar.
•3 years of work experience, with a minimum of 1 year in ocean import operations or related roles.
•Knowledge of international transport processes and import documentation.
•Strong customer orientation, organization, and attention to detail.

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