Logistics Specialist - ONSITE

theneatocompany; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Neato in Las Vegas is seeking a Logistics Specialist to own freight execution for the Supply Chain team, coordinating bid‑to‑audit, quoting lanes, and selecting the right modes at the best cost. You’ll tender loads, manage carrier relationships, and ensure on‑time movement across the network.

Audit freight bills for accuracy, capture variances, and feed transit and reliability data back into planning to improve future mode choices as volume scales.

Qualifications

• 2–4 years in freight, transportation, or logistics coordination.
• Quoted and booked freight and worked carriers or brokers to move loads.
• Ability to weigh cost against transit and reliability to make a call.
• Audits freight invoices and catches accessorial and overcharge errors.
• Comfort with TMS, carrier portals, and spreadsheets.

Responsibilities

• Freight quoting & mode selection: run bid cycles and quote lanes across LTL, FTL, and carrier options; recommend cheapest reliable mode.
• Tendering & carrier management: tender loads to carrier and maintain capacity and service levels.
• Freight audit & feedback: audit freight bills against quotes and awarded loads; feed mode performance back to improve decisions.

Skills

Freight quoting

Lane judgment

Carrier management

Freight audit

TMS proficiency

Cross-functional coordination

Tools

Transportation Management System (TMS)

Job description

About Neato

Neato is a 2P eCommerce accelerator. We buy inventory from brands and operate as their exclusive online retailer across every major channel — Amazon, TikTok Shop, DTC, and Walmart — fulfilled from a single inventory pool. When our brands grow, we grow with them, because we own the inventory and the outcome.

About the Role

We’re hiring a Logistics Specialist to own freight execution for the Supply Chain team. Once a shipment is built, this seat gets it on a truck at the right cost, by the right mode, on the right lane — reliably and on time. You’ll run the full bid-to-audit cycle: quote the modes for every lane, recommend the best option, tender the load once it’s approved, manage the carrier relationships, and audit the freight bill after.

This is the department’s freight seat. You’ll own the movement of product from our facility into the fulfillment network end to end — quoting through audit. You won’t own the award decision itself; you bring the recommendation and the Supply Chain leader approves it. The judgment in this role is reading a lane and knowing which mode wins on the balance of cost and reliability.

What You’ll Do

Freight quoting & mode selection

• Run the bid cycle — take built shipments through our transportation management system to priced freight, promptly and accurately.
• Quote every lane across modes — LTL, FTL, and partnered/direct carrier options — and recommend the cheapest reliable mode, not simply the cheapest.
• Read the lane — know when a mode’s savings aren’t worth the transit or reliability trade‑off, and call it.

Tendering & carrier management

• Tender awarded loads cleanly to the carrier and keep shipments moving without delay.
• Own carrier relationships — hold the capacity and service levels the department depends on.

Freight audit & feedback

• Audit the freight bill against what was quoted and awarded — catch overcharges, accessorial errors, and billing mistakes before they’re paid.
• Feed transit‑by‑mode actuals back to the plan — capture how each mode actually performs (transit days, reliability) so the department’s mode choices improve over time.

How Success Is Measured

• Freight moves on time and at the right cost — the cheapest reliable mode per lane.
• Awards recommended cleanly and fast — nothing sits waiting on a quote.
• Carriers reliable — capacity available when needed; service holds.
• Freight bills audited — overcharges and errors caught, not paid.
• Transit‑by‑mode actuals flowing back — the department knows which modes deliver.

What You Bring

• 2–4 years in freight, transportation, or logistics coordination — you’ve quoted and booked freight and worked carriers or brokers to move loads.
• Lane judgment — you weigh cost against transit and reliability and make the call.
• Carrier management — you can run the hand-off to a carrier and hold the relationship.
• Detail reliability on the freight bill — you audit invoices and catch accessorial and overcharge errors.
• Comfort in the tools — a transportation management system (or comparable TMS), carrier and broker portals, and spreadsheets.
• Coordination without authority — you work across the team to get loads out the door.

Nice to Have

• Prior TMS
• Amazon freight / FBA inbound exposure — routing, appointments, partnered vs. non-partnered carriers.
• Multi-mode depth — LTL, FTL, intermodal, parcel.
• Freight audit/accessorial

Why You’ll Want This

This is the freight seat for a growing Supply Chain team, with real ownership of how product moves and what it costs to move it. You’ll own lanes end to end, build the carrier relationships the department runs on, and directly shape the data that makes our freight decisions smarter — with room to grow as freight volume scales.

Neato · 2026 · Equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.