Logistics and supply chain jobs cover the people who move physical goods from origin to customer efficiently, reliably, and at scale. The titles span warehouse operations (warehouse associate, warehouse manager, distribution center supervisor), transportation and dispatch (transportation analyst, dispatcher, logistics coordinator), procurement and sourcing (buyer, sourcing manager, strategic sourcing lead), supply chain analysts and planners (demand planning, inventory planning, supply planning), and leadership (supply chain manager, director of logistics, VP Supply Chain, COO / chief operating officer at supply-chain-heavy companies). The work mixes operational execution at the node level (warehouses, ports, trucks) with analytical and planning work at the network level.
Postings here come from the same multi-source feed: broad aggregators, federal feeds, remote-only listings, and tech-heavy boards. The full list refreshes once a day. You'll see warehouse and distribution roles at e-commerce and retail companies, transportation and logistics positions at carriers and 3PLs / third-party logistics providers, procurement and sourcing positions at manufacturers, supply chain planning roles at consumer-goods companies, and federal supply chain positions.
Signed in? The list is re-ranked against your values assessment, so the roles at the top are the ones that line up with what actually matters to you: comp, the kind of supply chain work, industry, on-site vs. office, the team. The scoring math is the same for everyone; the weighting is yours.