Shipping Coordinator

Google; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 111,000 - 172,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Clear ladder for career growth

Flexible remote days

Job summary

Google LLC in Washington, DC is seeking a Shipping Coordinator to shape and own key logistics initiatives. The role emphasizes turning complex business problems into executable workstreams and building robust pricing logic for field teams.

You will contribute to a team that values mentorship, clear communication, and a disciplined approach to SKU management and Kaizen practices, with flexible remote days and a defined career ladder.

Qualifications

• Able to learn new business systems quickly and apply them effectively.
• Experience mentoring or supporting senior teammates.
• Strong written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny.
• Willingness to relocate or work on-site in Washington, DC.
• Solid knowledge of SKU Management and Kaizen methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Translate ambiguous business problems into structured, solvable workstreams.
• Optimize the supply chain to balance cost, speed, and reliability.
• Synthesize qualitative and quantitative inputs into clear strategy briefs.
• Frame the tradeoff so an executive can decide quickly.
• Monitor sponsor continuity on senior initiatives.
• Decide where to say no to enable important priorities.
• Keep leadership decks accurate and current.
• Build pricing logic for remote sales reps to explain clearly.

Skills

Ability to learn new business systems

Mentor or support senior teammates

Strong written and verbalcommunication

Willingness to relocate to Washington,

Curiosity to read docs before asking

Defend a recommendation under scrutiny

Tools

SKU Management

Kaizen

Job description

7 years from now you'll point to deals you shaped here as a Shipping Coordinator; that's the kind of role this is. Consider it a $111,000 - $172,000 foothold at Google, where 7 years of Customs Clearance converts straight into business ownership.

Key Responsibilities

• Translate ambiguous business problems into structured, solvable workstreams
• Optimize the supply chain to balance cost, speed, and reliability
• Synthesize qualitative and quantitative inputs into clear strategy briefs
• Frame the tradeoff so a busy executive can choose in sixty seconds
• Spot when a senior initiative has quietly lost its sponsor
• Decide where Google should say no so it can say yes to one thing
• Keep the senior leadership deck honest, current, and free of vanity charts
• Build the pricing logic that a remote sales rep can explain in one breath

What You'll Bring

• Ability to learn new business systems quickly and apply them effectively
• Demonstrated capacity to mentor or support senior teammates
• Sharp written and verbal communication, tested under scrutiny
• Prior experience working on-site in Washington, DC, or willingness to relocate
• Strong working knowledge of SKU Management and Kaizen
• Comfort defending a recommendation in front of skeptics
• The kind of curiosity that reads the docs before asking

Rooted in Washington and restless by nature, Google keeps reinventing how Logistics Coordination and SKU Management fit together. We default to writing things down so the whole business team stays in the loop without endless meetings.

The $111,000 - $172,000 we offer comes attached to mentorship, a clear ladder, real benefits, and flexible remote days you can plan around.

This req is fresh on our board and getting attention from the hiring team today.