Logistics Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA
Logistics manager jobs in Los Angeles are in high demand across port operations, e-commerce fulfillment, freight forwarding, and consumer goods manufacturing, with roles concentrated in the South Bay, the San Fernando Valley, and downtown Los Angeles. Employers hiring right now include TikTok, JD, and Amrecco. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Who We Are
At JINGDONG Logistics (JD Logistics), part of JD.com, we are a leading technology-driven supply chain and logistics solutions provider under JD.com. Built on deep expertise in automation, smart fulfilment, and data intelligence, we operate end-to-end logistics services that empower businesses and enhance customer experience. Our integrated networks span warehouse management, line-haul transportation, last-mile delivery, bulky items logistics, cold chain, and cross-border operations, ensuring speed, reliability, and precision at every stage.
Our Global Reach
JINGDONG Logistics has developed one of the most extensive logistics infrastructures in the world, managing more than 3,600 warehouses with over 34 million square meters of space. Our Global Smart Supply Chain Network combines highly automated warehousing with robust international transportation solutions, enabling seamless cross-border movement. Today, we operate 130+ bonded, direct mail, and overseas warehouses across 23 countries and regions, supported by our global brands, JoyLogistics and JoyExpress, as we continue scaling JD.com’s international logistics footprint.
Learn more about who we are and what we do: https://www.jingdonglogistics.com/
What We Offer
Joining JD Logistics means helping shape the future of global supply chain and logistics. You’ll work with smart warehousing, autonomous delivery, and innovative technology that keeps goods moving worldwide. With a competitive salary, great locations, and a supportive, people-first culture, you’ll have the space to take on meaningful challenges, grow your skills, and make a real impact in a fast-evolving industry.
About The Team
You’ll be joining the JINGDONG Logistics team, which values collaboration, ownership, and a commitment to delivering high-quality results in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
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Job Title: Logistics Procurement Manager – Last Mile
Location: Chino, CA
Pay Range: $80,000 - $120,000 Annual Base Salary + Annual Performance Bonus
Employment Type: Full-Time
What You'll Do:
1. Last-Mile Carrier Sourcing & Network Development
- Develop and execute strategic sourcing plans for U.S. domestic last-mile delivery, with a primary focus on B2C parcel delivery and residential e-commerce shipments.
- Identify, evaluate, and onboard national parcel carriers, regional delivery companies, and e-commerce-focused last-mile providers
- Build and expand a diversified carrier network to support different shipment profiles, delivery zones, volume requirements, service levels, and cost targets.
- Develop direct relationships with carrier headquarters, regional management teams, and local operating partners to secure competitive pricing and reliable capacity.
- Evaluate emerging last-mile providers and alternative delivery solutions to improve coverage, flexibility, delivery speed, and cost efficiency.
2. Strategic Sourcing, Negotiation & Cost Optimization
- Lead complex commercial negotiations covering parcel rates, zone-based pricing, dimensional weight, fuel and residential surcharges, delivery accessorials, service-level agreements (SLAs), volume commitments, and payment terms.
- Develop data-driven pricing models and conduct detailed cost comparisons across carriers, service types, shipping zones, and package profiles.
- Identify opportunities to reduce shipping costs through carrier mix optimization, volume consolidation, rate restructuring, contract renegotiation, and alternative delivery solutions.
- Establish standardized sourcing, RFQ/RFP, bid evaluation, contracting, and approval processes.
- Balance cost savings with delivery quality, capacity reliability, claims exposure, and customer experience.
3. Carrier Performance & Supplier Management
- Establish a structured carrier management framework covering onboarding, performance evaluation, tiering, incentives, corrective actions, and supplier exit mechanisms.
- Monitor key metrics, including on-time delivery, first-attempt delivery success, delivery exceptions, loss and damage rates, claims, tracking visibility, and cost per package.
- Conduct regular business reviews with strategic carriers and lead corrective action plans to address service failures, capacity constraints, billing discrepancies, and other operational issues.
- Partner with operations and customer service teams to resolve major delivery disruptions and maintain service continuity during peak seasons and volume fluctuations.
4. Domestic Transportation & Integrated Logistics Procurement
- Support sourcing and optimization of U.S. domestic trucking and middle-mile transportation resources, including FTL/LTL and other transportation solutions, as required by business needs.
- Evaluate opportunities to integrate middle-mile transportation with last-mile delivery networks to improve end-to-end efficiency and total logistics cost.
- Monitor carrier pricing, capacity, network expansion, industry consolidation, regulatory changes, and emerging delivery models.
- Develop contingency plans and alternative carrier resources to mitigate service disruptions, capacity shortages, and supplier concentration risks.
5. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Strategic Development
- Collaborate with logistics operations, sales, finance, legal, compliance, and regional/global procurement teams to align sourcing strategies with business growth and service requirements.
- Translate business forecasts and shipment characteristics into actionable carrier sourcing plans, pricing strategies, and capacity commitments.
- Establish procurement dashboards, reporting mechanisms, and standardized tools to support data-driven decision-making and continuous improvement.
- Share U.S. market insights and procurement best practices with headquarters and international teams to support scalable global transportation procurement standards.
About You:
- Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business, Procurement, or a related field preferred.
- 3-5+ years of experience in U.S. domestic transportation procurement, parcel carrier management, last-mile logistics, or strategic sourcing, with hands-on responsibility for carrier selection, commercial negotiations, and supplier management.
- Demonstrated experience sourcing and managing B2C last-mile parcel delivery services, preferably involving high-volume e-commerce or cross-border e-commerce shipments.
- Proven ability to negotiate competitive parcel rates, evaluate complex pricing structures, manage carrier contracts, and deliver measurable transportation cost savings.
- Strong understanding of U.S. parcel delivery operations, including shipping zones, dimensional weight, surcharges, delivery coverage, service levels, peak-season capacity, and claims management.
- Strong analytical skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Excel and the ability to evaluate shipping costs, carrier performance, and sourcing opportunities.
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, high-growth environment and manage multiple sourcing initiatives simultaneously.
- Fluent in English; Chinese preferred.
At JINGDONG Logistics, we’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive. We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer and make all employment decisions without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, age, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.
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Who's Hiring
- TikTok45

- JD6

- Amrecco6A
- Whatnot6

- DoorDash6

Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Retail
Logistics Manager Jobs in Los Angeles: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a logistics manager job in Los Angeles?
Focus your search on the sectors that drive the most local hiring: port-adjacent freight and warehousing in the South Bay, e-commerce distribution in the Inland Empire corridor, and consumer goods firms headquartered in downtown Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. Candidates who know customs and compliance for the Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach complex stand out, as do those with experience managing third-party logistics partners in high-volume environments.
Which companies hire logistics managers in Los Angeles?
Employers hiring logistics managers in Los Angeles right now include TikTok, JD, and Amrecco, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Los Angeles draws a wide range of employers, from major port and freight operators to retail and entertainment companies managing large, complex supply chains.
Are there remote logistics manager jobs in Los Angeles?
Yes, but selectively. Logistics management is largely an on-site role when it involves warehouse operations, port coordination, or direct carrier oversight, while demand planning, vendor management, and supply chain analytics roles lean more remote-friendly. About 66% of logistics manager openings tied to Los Angeles are remote or hybrid as of November 2026. Fully remote positions are most common among e-commerce and consumer goods companies with distributed operations.
How can I get a logistics manager job in Los Angeles with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Los Angeles is moving up from a logistics coordinator or operations analyst role at a freight forwarder, third-party logistics provider, or large retailer with a Southern California distribution hub. Port-adjacent employers in Carson, Compton, and Long Beach regularly hire coordinators who can grow into management. A background in inventory systems, carrier negotiations, or customs documentation gives candidates a clear edge with Los Angeles employers at the entry level.
Which industries hire the most logistics managers in Los Angeles?
Most logistics manager openings in Los Angeles sit in Technology & Software and Retail, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Los Angeles's role as a gateway for Pacific Rim trade, combined with its large retail and entertainment sectors, keeps demand for logistics managers consistently broad across both goods-moving and supply chain strategy functions.
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