Ocean Import Specialist

Since its inception in 1995, FNS has been focused on providing the best total logistics services by implementing our core values: trust, communication, team play, challenge, and balance. Through trust, we can be a logistics partner that customers trust with a diverse group that works together based on a strong, unified belief. By communicating with and accommodating the voices of customers and co-workers we can deliver the best services. Our team play is enhanced by the appreciation and cooperation with each other with a focus on a singular goal. Challenging the status quo and innovating, FNS is unafraid of failure and strives to develop and improve our processes. Work-life balance strives to provide individuals with happiness to achieve and grow together. For 2025, we have set out to become one of the nation’s top 25 logistics companies with more than $1,500M in sales, with the best employee and customer satisfaction, and a network of over 100 different partners. To achieve our goals, there is an emphasis on three traits of work. We promote a family-like working environments allow us to help promote every member’s work-life balance, allowing us to develop cooperation and care for one another like family. We are nominated by our customers whom we can grow with based on a trusting relationship between our services and our customers. We specialize fields of work where professionals can nurture their talent, and we focus on every member’s work-life balance so that members may cooperate and care for each other like family. Our core values are integral to the success and growth of FNS. To Discover more, please visit our website at Responsibilities Communicate with overseas agents to initiate ocean import processing. Customs clear importing goods through customs brokerage. Consolidate or deconsolidate containers when necessary. Research and select various vendors/agents and arrange timely ground transportation delivery. Track the delivery status and communicate information with applicable parties. Handle accounting tasks. (AP/AR/Closing/ etc.) Input servicing information onto the internal system. Prepare and report service activities to Ocean Import Part/Team manager(s). Troubleshoot customer’s inquiries. Other ad-hoc projects as requested by management Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree and/or equivalent experience preferred. 0-3 years of past experience working in Logistics. 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