Whether you are a dispatcher, independent freight agent, recent CDL graduate, experienced driver, or transportation professional, explore the types of roles that support our trucking and brokerage network.
Explore these career categories and share your interest with ALSA. Roles below describe potential career paths and do not represent confirmed current vacancies.
Coordinate drivers, routes, appointments, load updates, and day-to-day freight execution.
Develop shipper relationships, source freight opportunities, and coordinate loads with brokerage operations.
Explore entry-level driving opportunities and submit your information for consideration as suitable positions become available.
Support truckload and specialized freight transportation according to equipment, routes, and operational needs.
Match shipper needs to qualified carrier capacity, negotiate movements, and manage freight from booking to delivery.
Build carrier relationships, identify available equipment, and secure capacity for customer freight.
Track shipments, provide updates, resolve exceptions, and communicate with shippers and carriers.
Help oversee day-to-day trucking operations, dispatch performance, and service reliability.
Assist with driver qualification, safety records, DOT compliance processes, and internal documentation.
Support shipping customers through clear communication, account coordination, and timely issue resolution.
Support owner-operator communication, onboarding coordination, and ongoing operating relationships.
Assist with freight documentation, invoicing, receivables, and general office operations.
Hiring status: Positions and availability vary. Submitting an interest form is not a job offer or guarantee of employment.
New CDL holders can tell us about their license, preferred routes, endorsements, training, and interests. Entry-level opportunities depend on current operating needs, insurance requirements, and driver qualifications.
Review entry-level and experienced CDL driving categories above.
Complete ALSA’s dedicated professional driver application.
ALSA can review submissions against available opportunities and applicable safety requirements.
ALSA’s existing dedicated driver application collects CDL credentials, driving experience, employment history, and safety qualifications. Start your CDL driver application →
For dispatch, freight agency, brokerage, and other transportation positions, use the unified career application. CDL driving applicants use the existing dedicated driver application.
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