About the Role

Join DHL, the world's most international company and France's number one ranked employer on Great Place to Work. As an Alternance Coordinateur(trice) Transport & Business Development based at Le Bourget, you will immerse yourself in a dynamic, exhilarating professional environment designed to foster your growth through hands-on, responsibility-driven missions. This apprenticeship role offers a unique opportunity to blend transportation coordination with business development, contributing to DHL's global logistics leadership while building a robust career foundation.

Key responsibilities include coordinating transport operations to ensure seamless logistics flows, supporting business development initiatives to expand DHL's market presence, analyzing transport performance metrics, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize supply chain efficiency. You will engage in strategic planning, client relationship management, and innovative projects that drive sustainable growth, all while gaining exposure to international operations and cutting-edge industry practices.

Working at DHL means thriving in a diverse, innovative culture where your contributions matter. As the global leader in logistics, DHL provides unparalleled opportunities for professional development, including mentorship from industry experts, access to advanced training programs, and involvement in high-impact projects. The Le Bourget location positions you at the heart of Europe's aviation hub, enhancing your experience with real-world logistics challenges.

This role is a launchpad for career growth, equipping you with transferable skills in transport management, sales, and operations. DHL's commitment to employee evolution ensures continuous learning, networking, and advancement, paving the way for future leadership positions in the logistics sector. Embrace this chance to evolve in an environment that celebrates excellence, innovation, and international collaboration.

What We Offer

• Great Place to Work ranking #1 in France