Logistics Manager Resume Example

Logistics Manager Resume Template (Text Format)

SUMMARY

Results-driven, self-motivated and resourceful logistics manager looking forward to a making a significant contribution in a company that offers a genuine opportunity for progression.

ACADEMIC HISTORY

Lehigh University

Bachelor of Supply Chain Management

• Consistent Dean’s Lister
• President, The InfoTech Club
• Member, The Debate Society
• Member, The Artists Circle
• Member, The Music Club

SKILLS

• Forward Thinking
• Extensive Industry
• Knowledge
• Team player
• Adaptability
• Interpersonal Skills
• Quick Follow-through
• Problem-solving

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Logistics Manager

Across International | 2016 – 2017

• Organized and coordinated distribution-related strategy associated with the management of new menu items and limited-time offers
• Maintained delivery performance and lower inventory levels
• Managed customer portals
• Generated new business through cold calling
• Cultivated and maintained strong client relationships
• Documented new project deliverables
• Coordinated metrics for S&OP
• Participated in cross-functional projects across the business to effectively drive change in service, cost, and inventory
• Selected carriers/suppliers and monitored service against performance criteria

Logistics Manager

T-Mobile | 2017 – 2019

• Controlled budget of the shipping department
• Resolved issues regarding shipped orders
• Inspected labels, barcodes and other features of completed orders
• Managed all shipping documents e.g shipping labels, packing slips, bills of lading etc.
• Presented reports to executive leadership and franchisees using Microsoft PowerPoint

Good Skills to Include on a Logistics Manager Resume

• Supply Management – you have to be able to identify, acquire and manage the resources and suppliers that are important to the operations of an organization
• Operational planning – you need to have a clear picture and be able to make day-to-day tasks required to achieve the professional goals
• Inventory Management – the ability to keep a detailed record of each new or returned product as it enters or leaves a warehouse or point of sale
• Shipping and Receiving – you have to know all about unloading and unpacking new shipments of materials, checking the contents against the applicable purchase order and updating the company’s inventory system
• Distribution – managing warehouse employees and contacting retailers to assess the supply