Browse job descriptions commonly used by Agency NVOCC companies.
Senior documentation specialist responsible for accurate house B/L issuance, manifests, and shipping instructions across the agency's export and import files on behalf of NVOCC principals.
Overall head of the local NVOCC agency office, accountable for principal relationships, branch P&L, and the commercial and operational performance of the agency across its trade lanes.
Finance backbone of the agency office - freight invoicing and collection, principal remittances, D&D billing, receivables control and the monthly financial reporting each NVOCC principal expects.
Import operations executive managing inbound manifests, delivery order release, container tracking, and de-consolidation coordination for the agency's NVOCC principals.
Leads the agency's field sales effort for its NVOCC principals' trade lanes, growing volumes from freight forwarders and direct shippers while protecting yield and hitting principal-agreed targets.
Custodian of the principals' container fleet in the local market - tracking inventory across ports, depots and customers, driving repositioning, and keeping idle days and D&D leakage under control.
Field sales executive growing bookings for the agency's NVOCC principals - prospecting forwarders and shippers, quoting against principal tariffs, and building lane-level volume in the local market.
Front-line customer service executive handling bookings, shipment status, and issue resolution for freight forwarder and shipper customers of the agency's NVOCC principals.
Operations lead at the local agency office of NVOCC principals, owning the booking-to-B/L cycle, manifest filing, transhipment coordination and principal reporting while supervising the operations desk.
Front-line export desk executive at an NVOCC agency office, executing bookings, shipping instructions, house B/L drafts and export manifests for the principals the agency represents.
