Junior Dispatcher (Remote) | USA Trucking
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Job description
We’re hiring a Junior Dispatcher to support our fast-growing USA trucking operations.
This is a fully remote role where you’ll coordinate shipments, communicate with drivers and brokers, and help keep operations running smoothly and on time.
If you’re organized, proactive, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, this is a great opportunity to break into the logistics industry and grow.
What You’ll Be Doing
Coordinate and schedule shipments to ensure on-time delivery
Communicate with drivers to provide updates, instructions, and support
Work with brokers to manage loads, updates, and issue resolution
Handle delays or issues by finding quick and effective solutions
Maintain accurate records of shipments and dispatch activities
Track performance and report on delivery progress
Support customers and internal teams with clear, timely communication
What We’re Looking For
Strong English communication skills (written and spoken)
Comfortable handling calls and coordinating with multiple stakeholders
Organized and detail-oriented
Able to multitask and work under pressure
Proactive and solution-focused mindset
Bonus (Nice to Have)
Experience in logistics, dispatch, or customer support
Experience with cold calling or sales
Exposure to trucking or transportation environments
Technical Requirements (Fully Remote)
Stable, high-speed internet connection
Clear headset for calls
Reliable computer/laptop
Working Hours
Based on Chicago (CST) time zone
Monday to Friday
Why Join Us
Fully remote work environment
Opportunity to gain experience in the US trucking industry
Structured training and support
Growth opportunities within operations
Originally posted on Himalayas
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