Transport Specialist

What can Alier offer you?

• Stable employment in an expanding company committed to the planet.
• Flexible schedule: Monday to Thursday split shift with flexible entry between 7:30 h and 9:00 h and exit between 17:00 h and 18:00 h. Friday intensive workday from 8:00 h to 15:00 h.
• Competitive salary, negotiable based on experience and knowledge provided.
• Benefits that truly matter: flexible compensation—meal vouchers, transport, and childcare—pension plan, and medical insurance with tax advantages.
• Continuous training and professional development opportunities within a leading industrial company in the circular economy.

What are we looking for?

• Higher education in Logistics, International Trade, Business Administration and Management, Engineering, or similar.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in positions linked to land and sea transport at a European level.
• Experience in managing contracts with carriers, searching for providers, and negotiating conditions.
• Knowledge of land transport, especially tauliners, and sea transport at a European level.
• Advanced level of English.
• Experience working with SAP and Microsoft Office, especially Excel.
• Knowledge of traceability and shipment documentation.
• Knowledge of sustainability applied to transport.
• We are looking for an analytical, organized, negotiating, and proactive person, with a results orientation, planning capacity, and the ability to coordinate with different areas and providers.

• Specific training in transport, sustainable logistics, and international trade is valued.
• Experience in customs documentation management and Incoterms is valued.

At Alier, we are looking to hire a Transport Specialist to join the Supply Chain area, managing and optimizing land and sea transport operations in Europe. The selected person will contribute to ensuring the availability, traceability, and economic efficiency of material inflows and outflows, incorporating sustainability and continuous improvement criteria.

What will your responsibilities be?

• Manage material inflows and outflows, ensuring their availability and efficiency.
• Coordinate land transport—especially tauliners—and sea transport at a European level.
• Manage contracts with carriers and guarantee compliance with service agreements.
• Search for, evaluate, and approve new transport providers.
• Negotiate rates, conditions, contracts, and capacity with carriers and providers.
• Supervise deadlines, routes, priorities, and service levels.
• Manage incidents, delays, claims, and service deviations.
• Ensure the traceability of shipments and correct communication with Warehouse, Production, and Purchasing.
• Analyze transport and capacity needs to anticipate activity peaks.
• Prepare and review cost reports, KPIs, and service levels.
• Identify opportunities for improvement and sustainability in routes, loads, and transport modes.
• Manage documentation associated with transport, including customs documentation and Incoterms.
• Participate in the continuous improvement of the area's processes and standards.
• Comply with quality, environmental, and occupational risk prevention policies, maintaining order and safety within the scope of responsibility.