Transportation and logistics jobs: who is hiring and what it pays

Freight, parcel, rail, trucking, warehousing and supply chain companies: operations, planning, network and commercial leadership. 4,911 open jobs at 1,634 employers, with a median stated pay of $117k. Every job on this page is in the United States, taken from the employer’s own career site or job system and checked to still be open.

4,911

open transportation and logistics jobs

1,634

employers hiring

$117k

median stated pay (866 jobs)

November 2026

first month tracked

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Employers with the most open transportation and logistics jobs

Dayton Freight Lines, Penske Truck Leasing and GXO Logistics lead the transportation and logistics employers on our board. The ten with the most openings post 24% of the 4,911 open transportation and logistics jobs.

#EmployerOpen jobs
1Dayton Freight LinesOH186 open
2Penske Truck LeasingPA158 open
3GXO LogisticsGA · Median pay $74k143 open
4Chenega Base & Logistics ServicesVA117 open
5Royal Caribbean CruisesFL108 open
6DSVTX · Median pay $112k105 open
7FedExTN104 open
8NFI IndustriesNJ94 open
9CarnivalFL92 open
10Defense Logistics AgencyVA · Median pay $108k77 open

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Highest-paying transportation and logistics roles

Among transportation and logistics jobs that state yearly pay, Architectural and Engineering Managers, Software Developers and Financial Managers pay the most at the median, against $117k for the segment as a whole.

#RoleMedian pay
1Architectural and Engineering Managers30 open · With pay 9$216k
2Software Developers77 open · With pay 23$175k
3Financial Managers71 open · With pay 12$151k
4Supply Chain Managers332 open · With pay 108$138k
5Marketing Managers65 open · With pay 14$136k
6Computer User Support Specialists14 open · With pay 11$130k
7Purchasing Managers98 open · With pay 23$128k
8Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers217 open · With pay 28$128k

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Skills employers ask for

logistics, supply chain and excel are the skills most often named in transportation and logistics job postings, read from each posting's own text.

Where the transportation and logistics jobs are

TX, CA and FL have the most open transportation and logistics jobs.

#StateOpen jobs
1TexasMedian pay $113k503 open
2CaliforniaMedian pay $154k492 open
3FloridaMedian pay $70k437 open
4IllinoisMedian pay $119k375 open
5OhioMedian pay $76k283 open
6New YorkMedian pay $145k274 open
7PennsylvaniaMedian pay $113k233 open
8GeorgiaMedian pay $93k214 open

New transportation and logistics jobs this week

25 transportation and logistics jobs were posted in the last seven days.

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How these lists are made

  • Every job on this page is in the United States, taken from the employer’s own career site or job system and checked to still be open.
  • A job is counted in transportation and logistics when its employer is on our list of transportation and logistics employers, or its title names transportation and logistics work. A job can sit in more than one segment.
  • Pay figures use only jobs that state a yearly salary range in dollars; the figure is the middle of the range, and the median is across jobs. A pay list is shown only when enough jobs state pay.
  • The same employer under different spellings is counted once. A city where one employer posts half the openings is not ranked.
  • Lists are rebuilt weekly from our job board and kept by month. Professional and management roles; hourly roles are not on our board.

Built November 9, 2026.

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