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TwinsBridge International seeks an Operations & Trade Support Associate in New York. You will manage logistics and shipments, coordinate with clients and warehouses, and ensure accurate trade data entry and timely order fulfillment.
Ideal candidates bring 2–4 years in trade ops or logistics, strong numerical and communication skills, and US work authorization. The role offers room for career growth in commodities, trading, and logistics.
TwinsBridge International is an established North American-based trader and distributor of specialty chemicals and minerals, with a focus on the animal feed, fertilizer and industrial industries. Headquartered in Midtown Manhattan (Fall 2026), we play a key role in global trade by leveraging our global sourcing network, strategically positioned inventory at major U.S. ports and river terminals, risk management solutions, and flexible financial services.
We are seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Operations & Trade Support Associate to join our growing team. This role is critical in ensuring smooth execution of physical commodity transactions and optimizing operational processes. The ideal candidate enjoys problem solving in real time, thinks creatively under pressure, and takes ownership of outcomes.
You should have a reputation for getting to the answer quickly. Whether you are researching a problem, analyzing data, or preparing a report, you consistently deliver complete, well-thought-out results significantly faster than the average person, without compromising accuracy.
You are personable and comfortable building relationships with customers, suppliers, warehouses, carriers, and coworkers and understand that operational decisions have commercial consequences and use sound business judgment.
You should be eager to build a long-term career in commodities, trading, logistics, and operation.
Core Responsibilities
Trade Operations & Execution
Qualifications & Skills
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