Coordinate and ensure the export shipping process implementation in effective and efficient way, handling containerization on a regional scope and managing freight rates inquiry across the region.
Locations (2)
Cairo, Cairo, Egypt
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Responsibilities
Ensure shipping route and cost calculation expertise for Product Line responsible in case of new product launch
Ensure with GSO payable team a smooth payment for the freight forwarders shipping invoices
Coordinate and ensure the export shipping process implementation in effective and efficient way
Keep the operational contacts with freight forwarders and different shipping lines
Communicate with sales operations offices and ensure receiving the proper shipping instructions from side
Enhance product workflow by researching and developing logistics plans that affect production, distribution, and inventory. Create and review logistics procedures to maximize client satisfaction and minimize cost.
Responsibilities
Ensuring productivity, efficiency, and management of various logistics operations
Tracking product shipments
Contract negotiations
Preparation of budget and cost analysis statements
Creation of more efficient logistical planning
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in related field or equivalent experience
As a Table of Allowance (TOA) Manager and procurement specialist, you will help manage the authorized equipment baseline for tactical ashore communications capabilities from requirements identification through fielding, sustainment, and modernization.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $77,600.00 to $176,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
Support the analysis, development, maintenance, and revision of TOA requirements for Navy tactical communications gear and related equipment
Collaborate with program managers, engineers, logisticians, fleet stakeholders, and external partners to ensure TOA structures remain aligned with mission needs
Conduct market research and analyze complex equipment, readiness, and distribution data to provide recommendations
Develop program management artifacts such as professional briefings, reports, spreadsheets, and issue papers
Requirements
HS diploma or GED
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: 5+ years of experience supporting Department of War (DoW), Department of the Navy, or comparable federal or defense logistics, acquisition, supply-chain, or force-equipping programs
Nice to have: 2+ years of experience with financial management and procurement coordination
Nice to have: Experience managing the full procurement lifecycle, including vendor negotiations and acquisition strategy development
Logistics Engineer supporting NexTier Frac operations, ensuring timely delivery of proppant/sand and related materials across all operation regions nationwide.
Responsibilities
Serve as primary liaison between supply chain, operations, engineering, and sales
Develop and maintain forecasts by analyzing master schedules, customer procedures, and historical usage patterns
Plan and coordinate supply movements to meet demand with correct timing and quantities
Develop logistics plans for trucking and material deliveries that minimize total delivered cost while maintaining agility
Participate in pad mobilization/demobilization planning, pre-frac meetings, and internal readiness meetings
Support U.S. Navy Security Cooperation and partner-nation combat-system programs by coordinating integrated product support activities, monitoring logistics milestones, and translating complex requirements into actionable plans.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $69,400.00 to $158,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
Coordinate integrated product support activities
Monitor logistics milestones
Translate complex requirements into clear actions
Prepare meeting materials and capture decisions
Maintain program trackers
Requirements
Associate’s degree and 10+ years of experience with logistics or product support
Bachelor’s degree and 5+ years of experience with logistics or product support
Master’s degree and 1+ years of experience with logistics or product support
The Director of Industrial Demolition & Decommissioning is responsible for the financial, commercial, and operational performance of Emerald Transformer’s field decommissioning business.
Compensation
$160,000 - $185,000 / year
Responsibilities
Own the financial and operational performance of the industrial demolition and decommissioning business.
Lead projects from site evaluation and estimating through mobilization, field execution, and closeout.
Build consistent processes for estimating, job planning, safety, scheduling, job costing, and project review.
Coordinate project managers, field leaders, crews, equipment, transportation, and subcontractors across multiple locations.
Recruit, develop, and lead a strong team of field operations professionals.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Business Management, Engineering, Construction Management, Supply Chain, Logistics, or a closely related field
The Fuel Distribution Planner will oversee stock movements across the supply chain network, maintain optimal stock cover, ensure minimum distribution costs, and liaison with internal stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Ensure precise, cost-effective fuel supply planning and lowest unit cost delivered for the trucks planned.
Planning indicator summarization, analyses, and reporting.
Fulfil operational goals and objectives to achieve optimal fleet planning metrics (HSE, Load size, drop size, productivity, P&L (in house) etc).
Liaise with Supply or sourcing, operations, BU fuel team and execute on actions to always ensure efficient value chain.
Handle calls and address operational issues during shift.
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