Job Summary: The Transportation Analyst will be responsible for coordinating and optimizing logistics operations, analyzing routes, managing KPIs, and negotiating with carriers to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Key Highlights: 1. Logistics operations optimization and route analysis for efficiency 2. KPI management and carrier negotiation 3. Developing and implementing continuous improvement strategies in transportation The Transportation Analyst will be responsible for coordinating and optimizing all logistics operations related to freight transportation. Responsibilities will include route analysis and determining optimal delivery paths to enhance process efficiency and reduce costs. The professional must manage and monitor area performance indicators (KPIs), preparing periodic reports to support decision-making. Additionally, interaction with carriers is required—including freight and delivery schedule negotiations—as well as evaluation of service provider performance. The Transportation Analyst must also ensure all required documentation is in order and that safety standards and applicable legislation are complied with during transportation. Another responsibility involves managing transportation-related inventory, optimizing cargo load per trip and minimizing waste. The professional will develop and implement strategies aimed at continuous improvement of transportation processes, potentially collaborating with other company departments—such as procurement and sales—to align demand and delivery schedules. The Transportation Analyst must also handle unforeseen events and resolve issues arising during the logistics process, always seeking rapid and effective solutions. Monitoring transportation and logistics market trends, as well as participating in training and capacity-building programs, is expected to ensure the analyst remains updated and prepared to face industry challenges. The candidate must possess data analysis skills, logical reasoning ability, and teamwork capability, contributing to the company’s continuous improvement of logistics processes. **Position:** Transportation Analyst **Employment Type:** CLT (Permanent) **Professional Area:** Logistics **Working Hours:** **Number of Openings:** 1 **Benefits:** Commuting allowance and VT BRL 950.00 **Requirements:** The Transportation Analyst is a key professional in the Logistics field, responsible for optimizing distribution processes and ensuring transportation operation efficiency. For this position, solid knowledge of transportation modes, legal requirements, fleet management techniques, and route planning is required. Prior experience in logistics or transportation is essential, with emphasis on activities involving delivery planning, execution, and monitoring. The candidate must be skilled in working with performance indicators (KPIs) for analysis and continuous improvement of transportation operations—including cost, timeliness, and service quality. Proficiency in transportation management software (TMS) and spreadsheet tools such as Excel is important for conducting quantitative analyses and preparing managerial reports. Familiarity with tracking systems and logistics technology is also valuable, as it enhances visibility and control over operations. Additionally, the Transportation Analyst must possess negotiation capabilities with suppliers and carriers to secure advantageous terms aligned with company needs. Interpersonal skills and teamwork are crucial, given that this professional interacts with various departments—including commercial and production teams. A degree in Logistics, Business Administration, or related fields—and project management experience—are desirable. Strategic vision and problem-solving ability are significant differentiators, enabling anticipation of challenges and implementation of effective solutions. Finally, it is essential that the Transportation Analyst stays current with industry trends and applicable new technologies, ensuring the company remains competitive and efficient in the market. The Transportation Analyst is a key professional in the Logistics field, responsible for optimizing distribution processes and ensuring transportation operation efficiency. For this position, solid knowledge of transportation modes, legal requirements, fleet management techniques, and route planning is required. Prior experience in logistics or transportation is essential, with emphasis on activities involving delivery planning, execution, and monitoring. The candidate must be skilled in working with performance indicators (KPIs) for analysis and continuous improvement of transportation operations—including cost, timeliness, and service quality. Proficiency in transportation management software (TMS) and spreadsheet tools such as Excel is important for conducting quantitative analyses and preparing managerial reports. Familiarity with tracking systems and logistics technology is also valuable, as it enhances visibility and control over operations. Additionally, the Transportation Analyst must possess negotiation capabilities with suppliers and carriers to secure advantageous terms aligned with company needs. Interpersonal skills and teamwork are crucial, given that this professional interacts with various departments—including commercial and production teams. A degree in Logistics, Business Administration, or related fields—and project management experience—are desirable. Strategic vision and problem-solving ability are significant differentiators, enabling anticipation of challenges and implementation of effective solutions. Finally, it is essential that the Transportation Analyst stays current with industry trends and applicable new technologies, ensuring the company remains competitive and efficient in the market.