International logistics engineers focus on cross-border cargo transportation, customs clearance, warehousing, and supply chain coordination Their core responsibilities include coordinating the entire international logistics chain (including transportation methods such as sea, air, and land, as well as customs declaration, inspection, and international settlement) ensure efficient, compliant, and safe circulation of goods across borders.

Main job responsibilities:

- International transportation planning and management: Select appropriate international transportation methods ( sea, air, land, or multimodal transport) based on cargo characteristics, timing requirements, and budget. Cooperate with international freight forwarders or shipping companies to arrange for booking loading, and transport tracking.

- Cross-border customs clearance and compliance operations: Familiarize yourself with the customs regulations, tariff policies, and inspection and quarantine requirements the importing and exporting countries. Prepare documents such as customs declarations, commercial invoices, and packing lists. Assist in completing customs clearance and inspection processes to ensure the smooth of goods and avoid delays or fines due to non-compliance.

- International warehousing and distribution coordination: Coordinate the warehousing management of goods in transit ports the destination country. Arrange for unloading, sorting, and short-distance distribution. Cooperate with overseas warehouses or end customers to ensure timely delivery of goods.

 Risk control and problem handling: Identify risks in international logistics (such as exchange rate fluctuations, transportation delays, and political policy changes) and develop response plans. Handle abnormal situations during (such as cargo loss, damage, or customs detaining) and coordinate with multiple parties to solve problems.

- International supply chain coordination: Cooperate with domestic and foreign suppliers buyers, customers, etc. Coordinate the information transmission and connection of various logistics nodes and optimize cross-border supply chain processes to reduce overall logistics costs.

Required skills and:

- Familiarity with international logistics processes, international trade terms (such as FOB, CIF, DDP, etc.), and relevant international conventions and (such as customs laws and international maritime regulations).

- Excellent foreign language ability (especially English), capable of handling English documents and communicating internationally.

- Strong crosscultural communication skills and international vision, able to adapt to different countries' business rules and working methods.

- Strong adaptability, able to quickly respond to emergencies in international logistics; awareness and risk control capabilities.

Career development:

International logistics engineers are mainly employed by cross-border e-commerce enterprises, foreign trade companies, international freight forwarding, multinational logistics companies, port shipping enterprises, etc. With the accumulation of experience, they can be promoted to international logistics manager, cross-border supply chain director, or develop in fields of international logistics consulting and international freight forwarding management, becoming senior professional talents who are proficient in cross-border logistics operations