Benefits:

Competitive salary

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Paid time off

Relocation bonus

Vision insurance

Key Responsibilities

1. Identify, develop, and maintain relationships with ocean carriers and freight forwarders in the U.S. market, building a reliable network of commercial partners.
2. Negotiate freight rates, space allocations, payment terms, and service arrangements based on business needs and shipment volume.
3. Develop freight forwarder sales channels and identify new business opportunities, including recurring shipment opportunities and broader logistics cooperation.
4. Understand customer and partner requirements, including trade lanes, cargo volumes, shipment frequency, and service expectations. Coordinate with internal teams to prepare proposals and quotations.
5. Manage the business development process from initial outreach and partner qualification through negotiations, agreement execution, and operational handover.
6. Work with operations, customs, and customer service teams to support new accounts, address service issues, and maintain partner satisfaction.
7. Monitor market rates, carrier capacity, sailing schedules, and trade lane developments to support pricing decisions and identify new opportunities.
8. Maintain an active pipeline of prospects and partnership opportunities. Track commercial progress and work toward agreed business volume, revenue, and profitability targets.
9. Review existing partnerships regularly, identify opportunities to expand cooperation, and coordinate with finance on payment terms and outstanding balances when needed.

Qualifications

1. At least three years of experience in business development, sales, account management, or commercial partnerships within an ocean carrier, freight forwarder, or logistics company.
2. Strong familiarity with the U.S. ocean freight and freight forwarding market, including shipping procedures, freight rate structures, and capacity arrangements.
3. An established network of ocean carrier or freight forwarder contacts in the United States, with the ability to independently develop new relationships.
4. Demonstrated experience negotiating commercial terms and converting business opportunities into active partnerships or shipment volume.
5. Ability to assess customer needs, prepare commercially sound proposals, and coordinate with internal teams to deliver agreed services.
6. Proficiency in Mandarin Chinese and English, with strong verbal and written business communication skills.
7. Strong relationship-building, negotiation, and follow-through skills, with a results-oriented and accountable approach.
8. Must have valid authorization to work in the United States.
9. Must be available to work on-site. Remote work is not available.

Preferred Qualifications

1. Experience working directly with ocean carriers on rate negotiations, space allocation, or service agreements.
2. Experience developing freight forwarder channels or managing logistics partnerships.
3. Familiarity with U.S.–Asia trade lanes and cross-border e-commerce logistics.
4. A track record of growing accounts, expanding partner networks, or securing recurring business.

Compensation and Benefits

Salary: Negotiable based on relevant experience and qualifications. Benefits: Fully covered UHC PPO health, vision, and dental insurance, plus paid time off. Immigration and employment support: H-1B / OPT support available.