Position Summary: Actively supports administrative management of transportation and foreign trade, receiving training in the operational cycle of cargo, documentation, and border/local crossings. Key Highlights: 1. Training in administrative management of transportation and foreign trade. 2. Learning in scheduling of border crossings and cargo administration. 3. Development of skills in manifest preparation and document review. **Logistics Intern Profile (Part-Time):** **1\. Position Objective** Actively support administrative management of transportation and foreign trade, receiving training in the operational cycle of cargo, documentation, and border/local crossings. **2\. Academic Background** * **Field of Study:** Student in final semesters of Logistics, International Trade, International Business, Business Administration, or related discipline. **3\. Desired Knowledge** * **Excel:** Basic\-intermediate level (use of tables and filters). * **English:** Basic (technical reading of documents). * **Foundational Concepts:** Theoretical knowledge of what a manifest, a shipment, and types of cargo units are. **4\. Responsibilities During Learning Process** Under supervision, the intern will be trained in: * **Scheduling of Crossings:** Supporting scheduling of time slots for cargo movement. * **Cargo Administration:** Tracking unit status and updating reports. * **Manifest Preparation:** Data entry and generation of transportation documents. * **Document Review:** Cross-checking invoices, packing lists, and customs entries to ensure no errors exist. **5\. Soft Skills** * **Attention to Detail:** Critical for document review. * **Order and Organization:** Ability to handle diverse information efficiently within tight timeframes. * **Proactivity:** Willingness to ask questions and learn new processes. * **Clear Communication:** Ability to accurately convey cargo status. Salary: $6,000\.00 \- $7,000\.00 per month Work Location: On-site employment