Logistics & Transportation Jobs in the USA: Hiring Now
Find transportation and logistics jobs in the USA. Listings here include supply chain program manager roles that plan and run projects with suppliers and internal teams. These roles suit people with logistics, operations or project management experience. Driving jobs usually need a valid driver's license and a clean driving record, and truck driving jobs need a commercial driver's license (CDL), usually Class A or Class B. Requirements differ by employer and by role, so read each listing in full. Apply now opens the employer's own job page. Register with Ethic Leaf for free so a recruiter can contact you about logistics roles. Optional resume, interview and training help is paid separately.
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Use our job search to compare opportunities by sector, role, location and job type. Depending on the position, you may find full-time, part-time, temporary or permanent work. Job requirements can vary, so read each listing carefully and highlight the experience, practical skills and qualifications that match the employer’s needs. You can also search related terms, such as logistics, supply chain or delivery driver jobs, to widen your options.
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Entry-level logistics and transportation jobs: delivery driver, dispatcher trainee, logistics coordinator, shipping and receiving clerk, warehouse associate and fleet assistant roles are the usual starting points. CDL truck driver roles need a commercial driver's license, which some employers help you obtain.
Top cities for logistics and transportation jobs on Ethic Leaf include Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, Memphis, Columbus, Jacksonville and Phoenix. Use the location filter on this page to see openings near you, including remote and hybrid roles where employers offer them.
International students and graduates: some employers in this sector sponsor work visas and others do not; each listing states its requirements. Registration with Ethic Leaf is free and no job is guaranteed.
Roles and Skills to Consider
CDL Truck Driver
Class A and Class B CDL driving jobs, local and long-haul.
Transport & Logistics Jobs by Contract Type
We offer a range of contract options in transportation and logistics — permanent employment, temporary assignments, or part-time shift work to suit availability and career plans.
Transportation & Logistics Jobs FAQs
Requirements vary by role — from a standard driver's license for some van roles to Class A or Class B CDL for heavy vehicle positions.
Yes. Logistics also includes planning, dispatch, supervisor and supply chain roles that do not need a commercial license.
Pay depends on the role, the employer, the location and your experience. If the employer shares a pay range, you will see it on the listing or on the employer's job page.
Open a listing and click Apply now. This takes you to the employer's own job page, where you apply.
Registration is free, and a recruiter can contact you about suitable roles. Resume, interview and training help is optional and paid separately. We cannot promise a job or an interview.
Only for commercial driving roles such as tractor-trailer, tanker or bus driving. Delivery drivers in vans and box trucks under the weight limit, dispatchers, logistics coordinators, freight brokers and warehouse staff do not need a CDL. Some carriers pay for CDL training in exchange for a work commitment; the listing says so when that applies.
Listings most often ask for CDL drivers, delivery drivers, dispatchers, logistics coordinators, freight and customs specialists, supply chain analysts and warehouse associates. Demand is strongest around major distribution hubs such as Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta, Memphis, Columbus and the Inland Empire in California.
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