**Description**: **Hubtek** is a company that believes in young talent and seeks to support the development of its employees on a personal and professional level through learning experiences and growth opportunities. We support companies through our Talent, Technology, and Training services. We have been impacting the world **since 2018** and we want to keep pushing ourselves to become the brightest minds in our field and better serve our customers. In our **modern offices** we provide different amenities such as casual attire, and free beverages. Some of our **benefits** are health club membership, exercise plan, nutritional plan or home medical services. As an **Operations Support **you will analyze, interpret data, and provide logistics information to aid cost-effective, efficient, timely, and high-quality logistics solutions. **Some of your responsibilities are but are not limited to**: - Track and trace loads and update their status in the system, making sure the updates are on time through inbound and outbound calls. **Requirements**: **What would help you succeed**: - Believe and love what you do. - Detail-oriented. - Energetic and with a positive attitude. - Recursive and decisive. - Stable, reliable, and responsible. - Good customer service skills. **Minimum requirements**: - **Experience**: At least **6 months of experience** working in bilingual customer service, bilingual operations, back office or logistics. - **Language**: Very good English skills. B2+ or higher is preferred. **Perks**: - **Schedule: Friday - saturday (11:00 pm - 8:00 am) // Monday - Wednesday (7:00 am - 4:00 pm)**. **During the first two weeks, the schedule will be Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for training.** We work by the American Calendar.**: - **Contract**: Indefinite term contract + Benefits. - **Places**: Only for **Medellín, Colombia**. This position will be **on-site**. - **Salary: $2'500.000 COP **+ Night Surcharges **Would you like to be part of a company that belongs to the 100 tech companies recognized by Freight Waves in the supply chain industry in the United States?