Working
at Global
Cargo

At Global Cargo, we operate air, ocean, and ground transportation, customs services, and warehousing. Our team doesn’t handle one isolated step of the process — it follows the shipment from booking to delivery and understands how each decision affects the next.

Working at Global Cargo means building international experience in practice: routes under different regulations, industries that require different solutions, and daily contact with professionals from other countries.

Our team is multicultural, spread across the United States and Brazil, made up of people who chose international trade as a career.

That’s what makes Global Cargo global. Not only the services — the people too.

Where you
can work

Operating areas

Air
Operations
Air Operations

Booking, coordination of direct cargo flights out of Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago, and New York, and monitoring of time-critical shipments.

Customs
Services
Customs Services

Preparing documentation, following up with regulatory authorities, and coordinating pickups at ports and airports.

Ocean
Operations
Ocean Operations

FCL and LCL bookings, breakbulk, roll-on/roll-off, and project cargo. Coordination with ocean carriers and port agents.

Sales and
Pricing
Sales and Pricing

Prospecting, quoting, negotiating with carriers and shipping lines, account management, and relationships with international agents.

Warehousing and
Distribution
Warehousing and Distribution

Bonded warehouse, CFS, and 3PL operations: receiving, inspection, repacking, and inventory management.

Technology
and Suport
Technology and Suport

 Maintaining tracking systems, warehouse automation, and real-time visibility tools.

What we
look for?

Profile

Previous freight forwarding experience counts, but it isn’t a requirement. Part of the technical knowledge in this industry is built on the job.

Attention to detail:

Correct documentation and classification determine how long it takes to clear a shipment.

Organization under deadline:

Cut-offs, departures, and shipping windows structure the routine of this industry.

Clear communication:

Explaining a shipment’s status to a client, agent, or colleague with no room for interpretation.

Willingness to learn:

Regulations, routes, and systems change frequently.

Languages:

The operation is international and the team is multilingual. Portuguese and Spanish are a plus for the Latin America trade lane.

What you’ll
find here?

Join

the team

Send us your resume

We accept resumes on an ongoing basis and review them as positions open. Let us know your area of interest and a brief summary of your experience.