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Ad title:
Logistics Coordinator
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Pulsbio
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Published: 08 April
/ Deadline: 08 May
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Join Pulsbio - Fast Growing Organic Trading Company (EU)
Location: Remote (Georgia - Tbilisi preferred)
Industry: Organic Food Trading (Pulses, Nuts, Seeds, Grains)
Language: English (mandatory)
About Pulsbio
Pulsbio is one of Europe`s fastest-growing companies in organic ingredients. We work directly with over 1, 500 farmers and supply high-quality organic products across Europe. With offices and warehouses in Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain, we are building a global supply chain focused on sustainability and traceability.
We are not a traditional trading company — we are building the future of organic agriculture.
Position: Logistics Coordinator (Remote - Georgia)
Responsibilities:
** Coordinate international shipments (containers, trucks, rail)
** Manage transport documentation (BL, CMR, invoices, packing lists)
** Communicate with suppliers, warehouses, and logistics partners
** Track shipments and solve delays/issues proactively
** Work closely with the purchasing and sales team
Requirements:
** Strong English communication skills (written & spoken)
** Bachelor`s degree (Logistics, Business, or similar)
** 1-3 years experience in logistics or supply chain (preferred)
** Highly organized and proactive mindset
** Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment
What We Offer
** Competitive salary (based on experience)
** Performance-based bonuses
** Fully remote international work environment
** Fast career growth in a rapidly scaling company
** Direct collaboration with international teams (EU markets)
** Opportunity to build something meaningful in sustainable agriculture
How to Apply
Send your CV and a short motivation letter in English to: info@pulsbio.com
Subject: Application - [Position Name]
Why Join Us?
At Pulsbio, you will not just have a job — you will be part of a mission to transform agriculture and global food systems.
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