Logistics Jobs in Philadelphia, PA
Logistics jobs in Philadelphia are concentrated in the Port Richmond and Navy Yard corridors, along the Northeast Philadelphia industrial belt, and across the South Philadelphia distribution hubs, with strong demand in e-commerce fulfillment, third-party logistics, and freight management. Employers hiring right now include EPIQ LOGISTICS, Bonduelle, and ATEC Spine. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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- Philadelphia
- Hybrid
- Position: Finance Manager, Logistics & Procurement
- Reports To: Director, Operations Finance
- Location: Philadelphia, PA
Make a greater impact at Bonduelle Americas!
Bonduelle Americas is a certified B Corp inviting people to embrace a flexitarian lifestyle with an expanding portfolio of plant-rich products available in and beyond the produce aisle. We operate four facilities and employ nearly 3,000 Associates in the US.
Bonduelle Americas is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Groupe Bonduelle (BON.PA), an established global brand with more than 170 years of family heritage bringing the joy of plants to tables around the world. Globally, our ready-to-eat plant-rich food products are grown on 173,000 acres by our grower partners and marketed in nearly 100 countries. Our mission is to inspire the transition toward a plant-rich diet to contribute to people's well-being and planet health.
Join us at Bonduelle Americas for an opportunity to advance your career in a culture that places people first. As a valued member of our company, you will work in a mission-driven environment aimed at preserving the planet’s resources while providing healthy plant-based products to millions of consumers around the world.
Position Summary:
The Finance Manager, Procurement & Logistics is a commercially savvy, operationally fluent finance partner embedded within the supply chain function. In the produce industry, this dual-coverage role provides financial oversight, analysis, and strategic support across procurement and logistic functions who have P&L responsibility.
Given the inherent complexity of fresh produce — seasonal volume swings, spot market pricing, and tight retailer/QSR service-level windows — this role demands a finance leader who is equally comfortable in a packhouse as they are in a board presentation. You will partner directly with the Heads of Procurement and Logistics, and commercial account managers to drive cost efficiency, protect margin, and deliver financial transparency across the supply chain.
Why this role is unique in fresh produce finance
- Procurement costs are live and volatile — you will manage commodity price exposure.
- Logistics costs are structurally complex — refrigerated freight, QSR drop-size economics, and retailer on-time/in-full (OTIF) penalty exposure all sits within your remit
- Retailer and QSR contracts carry distinct financial profiles — promotional volumes, ranging fees, packaging specs, and service credits require dedicated financial modelling and tracking Waste and shrink are P&L material — you will own the financial framework for packaging waste, and markdown across the supply chain
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Key Responsibilities:
Procurement Finance
- Serve as the dedicated finance business partner to the Procurement team, providing financial analysis and challenge across packaging procurement
- Own the procurement cost budget, monthly forecast, and actuals — tracking spends by commodity, grower, region, and species with clear variance commentary
- Analyze commodity price movements and model financial impact of spot vs. contracted volumes; support the business in hedging or forward-contracting decisions where applicable
- Partner with the Procurement team on annual contract negotiations — providing financial modelling on price, volume, quality tolerance, and rejection rate scenarios
- Develop profitability reporting and flag margin-dilutive sourcing patterns or quality cost exposures
- Track and report on procurement savings initiatives, cost-out programs, and supplier efficiency projects with financial validation
- Manage the financial treatment of quality claims, and crop write-offs in line with accounting policy
Logistics Finance
- Act as finance business partner to the Logistics and Supply Chain teams, covering outbound transportation, RFP process and last-mile Food Service/retail delivery
- Own the logistics cost budget and rolling forecast — segmented by channel (retail vs. Food Service QSR), customer, and freight lane
- Build cost-to-serve models for retail and Food Service customers, capturing refrigerated freight, handling, palletization, and drop-size economics to enable profitable route-to-market decisions
- Monitor and report on OTIF performance and the financial exposure from retailer/Food Service service-level penalties and chargebacks; partner with logistics operations to drive root-cause resolution
- Evaluate third-party logistics (3PL) provider performance against contracted rates and service KPIs; support tender processes with financial analysis and scenario modelling
- Assess the financial impact of fuel cost movements, carrier rate changes, and freight market dynamics on the logistics cost base, and support the pricing process
- Track cold chain waste and shrink attributable to logistics failures — temperature excursions, transit damage, shelf-life breach — and quantify the P&L impact
- Support network optimization projects (depot rationalization, route redesign, direct ship vs. cross-dock) with financial modelling and business case development
Financial Planning, Reporting & Close
- Prepare weekly/flash cost tracking reports to provide early warning of spend overruns or margin risks ahead of formal close
- Lead the monthly management reporting for Procurement and Logistics cost lines — delivering P&L bridges, KPI dashboards, and variance narratives for CFO and operational leadership
- Manage month-end close activities for supply chain cost lines: accruals, prepayments, grower settlement reconciliations, and freight invoice validation
- Own the AOP and quarterly reforecast process for all procurement and logistics cost centers, coordinating inputs with operational teams and consolidating into the company P&L
Qualifications:
Required
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field; part-qualified or fully qualified accountant (CPA, CIMA, ACCA, or equivalent) preferred
- 7–10+ years of finance experience, with meaningful exposure to supply chain finance, procurement finance, or cost accounting in a manufacturing or perishables environment
- Experience in food manufacturing, fresh produce, agriculture, FMCG, or a comparable perishable goods industry strongly preferred
- Strong cost modelling skills — comfortable building cost-per-unit, cost-to-serve, and margin waterfall models from scratch including root cause analysis
- Advanced proficiency in Excel; experience with ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, or similar)
- Demonstrated ability to partner with non-finance operational stakeholders and translate complex financial analysis into clear operational insight Familiarity with supply chain cost structures: inbound freight, cold storage, 3PL, palletization, and outbound distribution
-
Preferred
- Direct experience financing retail and/or Food Service supply relationships — familiarity with OTIF penalty regimes, promotional mechanics, and retailer cost recovery processes
- Exposure to commodity price risk, grower contracting, or agricultural procurement economics
- Experience with waste/yield financial tracking in a perishable or temperature-controlled environment
- Familiarity with BI and reporting tools (Power BI, Tableau, Qlik) and/or financial planning systems (Anaplan, Adaptive, TM1)
- Understanding of food safety, cold chain compliance, and the operational constraints unique to fresh produce logistics
About the company
We aim to inspire the transition toward a plant-rich diet to contribute to people’s well-being and planet health. Since 1853, the family business has already crossed seven generations, with a drive that has stood the test of time: to create solutions to offer the consumer the best of what nature gives us. Offering high-quality plants from sustainable agriculture, harvested at the height of their maturity and very little processing: our promise is possible thanks to the work of close proximity and mutual trust with our 2,000 farmers partners, all over the world.
Behind our three brands (Bonduelle, Cassegrain, Globus), 9,000 employees and a whole ecosystem of stakeholders are committed to contribute to a balanced diet, sustainable and affordable diet for as many people as possible.
Nature is our futureAt Bonduelle, we believe that nature is our future. That’s why, for generations, we have been committed to inspiring more consumers to transition to plant-based foods to promote the health and well-being of people and the planet.
Our missionWe inspire the transition toward a plant-based diet to contribute to people's well-being and planet health.
Food safetyFood safety has always been our highest priority. We’re committed to delivering the safe, fresh and healthy products our consumers have come to expect from us. We see to it that our products reach you at their best –- from field to fork.
- Applications are considered on a rolling basis
- Philadelphia
- Hybrid
- Position: Finance Manager, Logistics & Procurement
- Reports To: Director, Operations Finance
- Location: Philadelphia, PA
Make a greater impact at Bonduelle Americas!
Bonduelle Americas is a certified B Corp inviting people to embrace a flexitarian lifestyle with an expanding portfolio of plant-rich products available in and beyond the produce aisle. We operate four facilities and employ nearly 3,000 Associates in the US.
Bonduelle Americas is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Groupe Bonduelle (BON.PA), an established global brand with more than 170 years of family heritage bringing the joy of plants to tables around the world. Globally, our ready-to-eat plant-rich food products are grown on 173,000 acres by our grower partners and marketed in nearly 100 countries. Our mission is to inspire the transition toward a plant-rich diet to contribute to people's well-being and planet health.
Join us at Bonduelle Americas for an opportunity to advance your career in a culture that places people first. As a valued member of our company, you will work in a mission-driven environment aimed at preserving the planet’s resources while providing healthy plant-based products to millions of consumers around the world.
Position Summary:
The Finance Manager, Procurement & Logistics is a commercially savvy, operationally fluent finance partner embedded within the supply chain function. In the produce industry, this dual-coverage role provides financial oversight, analysis, and strategic support across procurement and logistic functions who have P&L responsibility.
Given the inherent complexity of fresh produce — seasonal volume swings, spot market pricing, and tight retailer/QSR service-level windows — this role demands a finance leader who is equally comfortable in a packhouse as they are in a board presentation. You will partner directly with the Heads of Procurement and Logistics, and commercial account managers to drive cost efficiency, protect margin, and deliver financial transparency across the supply chain.
Why this role is unique in fresh produce finance
- Procurement costs are live and volatile — you will manage commodity price exposure.
- Logistics costs are structurally complex — refrigerated freight, QSR drop-size economics, and retailer on-time/in-full (OTIF) penalty exposure all sits within your remit
- Retailer and QSR contracts carry distinct financial profiles — promotional volumes, ranging fees, packaging specs, and service credits require dedicated financial modelling and tracking Waste and shrink are P&L material — you will own the financial framework for packaging waste, and markdown across the supply chain
-
Key Responsibilities:
Procurement Finance
- Serve as the dedicated finance business partner to the Procurement team, providing financial analysis and challenge across packaging procurement
- Own the procurement cost budget, monthly forecast, and actuals — tracking spends by commodity, grower, region, and species with clear variance commentary
- Analyze commodity price movements and model financial impact of spot vs. contracted volumes; support the business in hedging or forward-contracting decisions where applicable
- Partner with the Procurement team on annual contract negotiations — providing financial modelling on price, volume, quality tolerance, and rejection rate scenarios
- Develop profitability reporting and flag margin-dilutive sourcing patterns or quality cost exposures
- Track and report on procurement savings initiatives, cost-out programs, and supplier efficiency projects with financial validation
- Manage the financial treatment of quality claims, and crop write-offs in line with accounting policy
Logistics Finance
- Act as finance business partner to the Logistics and Supply Chain teams, covering outbound transportation, RFP process and last-mile Food Service/retail delivery
- Own the logistics cost budget and rolling forecast — segmented by channel (retail vs. Food Service QSR), customer, and freight lane
- Build cost-to-serve models for retail and Food Service customers, capturing refrigerated freight, handling, palletization, and drop-size economics to enable profitable route-to-market decisions
- Monitor and report on OTIF performance and the financial exposure from retailer/Food Service service-level penalties and chargebacks; partner with logistics operations to drive root-cause resolution
- Evaluate third-party logistics (3PL) provider performance against contracted rates and service KPIs; support tender processes with financial analysis and scenario modelling
- Assess the financial impact of fuel cost movements, carrier rate changes, and freight market dynamics on the logistics cost base, and support the pricing process
- Track cold chain waste and shrink attributable to logistics failures — temperature excursions, transit damage, shelf-life breach — and quantify the P&L impact
- Support network optimization projects (depot rationalization, route redesign, direct ship vs. cross-dock) with financial modelling and business case development
Financial Planning, Reporting & Close
- Prepare weekly/flash cost tracking reports to provide early warning of spend overruns or margin risks ahead of formal close
- Lead the monthly management reporting for Procurement and Logistics cost lines — delivering P&L bridges, KPI dashboards, and variance narratives for CFO and operational leadership
- Manage month-end close activities for supply chain cost lines: accruals, prepayments, grower settlement reconciliations, and freight invoice validation
- Own the AOP and quarterly reforecast process for all procurement and logistics cost centers, coordinating inputs with operational teams and consolidating into the company P&L
Qualifications:
Required
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field; part-qualified or fully qualified accountant (CPA, CIMA, ACCA, or equivalent) preferred
- 7–10+ years of finance experience, with meaningful exposure to supply chain finance, procurement finance, or cost accounting in a manufacturing or perishables environment
- Experience in food manufacturing, fresh produce, agriculture, FMCG, or a comparable perishable goods industry strongly preferred
- Strong cost modelling skills — comfortable building cost-per-unit, cost-to-serve, and margin waterfall models from scratch including root cause analysis
- Advanced proficiency in Excel; experience with ERP systems (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, or similar)
- Demonstrated ability to partner with non-finance operational stakeholders and translate complex financial analysis into clear operational insight Familiarity with supply chain cost structures: inbound freight, cold storage, 3PL, palletization, and outbound distribution
-
Preferred
- Direct experience financing retail and/or Food Service supply relationships — familiarity with OTIF penalty regimes, promotional mechanics, and retailer cost recovery processes
- Exposure to commodity price risk, grower contracting, or agricultural procurement economics
- Experience with waste/yield financial tracking in a perishable or temperature-controlled environment
- Familiarity with BI and reporting tools (Power BI, Tableau, Qlik) and/or financial planning systems (Anaplan, Adaptive, TM1)
- Understanding of food safety, cold chain compliance, and the operational constraints unique to fresh produce logistics
About the company
We aim to inspire the transition toward a plant-rich diet to contribute to people’s well-being and planet health. Since 1853, the family business has already crossed seven generations, with a drive that has stood the test of time: to create solutions to offer the consumer the best of what nature gives us. Offering high-quality plants from sustainable agriculture, harvested at the height of their maturity and very little processing: our promise is possible thanks to the work of close proximity and mutual trust with our 2,000 farmers partners, all over the world.
Behind our three brands (Bonduelle, Cassegrain, Globus), 9,000 employees and a whole ecosystem of stakeholders are committed to contribute to a balanced diet, sustainable and affordable diet for as many people as possible.
Nature is our futureAt Bonduelle, we believe that nature is our future. That’s why, for generations, we have been committed to inspiring more consumers to transition to plant-based foods to promote the health and well-being of people and the planet.
Our missionWe inspire the transition toward a plant-based diet to contribute to people's well-being and planet health.
Food safetyFood safety has always been our highest priority. We’re committed to delivering the safe, fresh and healthy products our consumers have come to expect from us. We see to it that our products reach you at their best –- from field to fork.
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- EPIQ LOGISTICS24E
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Logistics Jobs in Philadelphia: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a logistics job in Philadelphia?
Focus on Philadelphia's three dominant hiring centers: the port and freight operations around Port Richmond, the distribution and fulfillment corridors in Northeast Philadelphia, and the warehouse clusters near the Navy Yard. Employers in e-commerce, food and beverage distribution, and pharmaceutical supply chain hire most actively here. Candidates who can demonstrate experience with carrier management, inventory systems, or last-mile coordination stand out in this market.
Which companies hire logisticss in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia logistics roles are posted by EPIQ LOGISTICS, Bonduelle, and ATEC Spine and others right now, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. The local market includes a mix of national 3PL providers, regional distributors, port-adjacent freight brokerages, and large hospital systems with in-house supply chain operations.
Are there remote logistics jobs in Philadelphia?
Yes, but only for certain functions. Hands-on roles in warehousing, dock operations, and distribution require on-site presence by nature, while supply chain analyst, freight coordinator, and procurement positions are more remote-compatible. About 20% of logistics openings tied to Philadelphia are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, concentrated most heavily in analytics, vendor management, and demand planning functions.
How can I get a logistics job in Philadelphia with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point in Philadelphia is a warehouse associate or shipping and receiving role with one of the Northeast Philadelphia or South Philadelphia distribution centers, many of which hire without prior experience. From there, lateral moves into inventory control or dispatch coordination are common. Philadelphia's large healthcare networks, including major hospital systems, also hire entry-level supply chain technicians and materials handlers with on-the-job training built in.
Which industries hire the most logisticss in Philadelphia?
Most logistics openings in Philadelphia sit in Medical Devices, Healthcare & Medical Services, and Consulting & Professional Services, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Philadelphia's position as a major East Coast port city, combined with its dense concentration of healthcare and life sciences employers, drives persistent demand for supply chain and logistics talent across both goods movement and medical supply operations.
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