Build Your Career With MASA Logistics.
We are always interested in qualified, motivated professionals who want to grow with a logistics company that values reliability, transparency and accountable execution.
Why Join Us
Work Where Execution Matters.
From freight coordination and customs to our China warehouse operations, our people keep global cargo moving. If you take ownership and care about doing things right, we’d like to hear from you.
Reliability
Dependable execution and schedules our clients can plan around.
Transparency
Clear pricing, honest timelines and no hidden surprises.
Documentation
Accurate paperwork that keeps cargo compliant and moving.
Customer Service
A responsive point of contact and consistent follow-up.
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Complete the form below and attach your CV — our team reviews every application.
Freight, Customs and Warehouse Work
What a Freight Forwarding Job at MASA Actually Involves.
Every job at MASA sits somewhere on one shipment's journey, and which of the three offices you would sit in decides which part of it you see. What they have in common is that the cargo is the company's responsibility the whole time it is moving, so much of the work is handing the next person down the chain something correct.
Freight coordination is the desk most people picture. You book space with carriers and agents, keep a shipment moving against the sailing or flight it is booked on, and keep the client's file updated as each milestone is confirmed. It is detail work under a clock: a wrong weight or a missing certificate costs less to catch on the file than at a border.
Customs documentation is the second discipline, and the one candidates underestimate. Which documents a Jordanian entry starts from is set out on our customs clearance page. The job is not knowing that list; it is noticing on the fourth read that two documents disagree about the weight, and staying with a file rather than passing it along.
Warehouse and consolidation work in China is physical and procedural at once — a job of hands and records. You are on the floor with the cargo, and you are also the person whose count the rest of the file is built on. A number wrong here is not a warehouse error; it is a customs problem in Amman after the cargo has sailed. Aqaba is the same job at the other end of the same shipment, run on the port's clock: the terminal moves the cargo, and the work at that end is the release, the delivery order, checking what landed against the entry, and dispatching it onward.
How to Apply
Applying to MASA Logistics Without an Advertised Vacancy.
MASA is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and what the standard itself commits us to is set out on our about page. It says nothing about what any one shipment will do. What it means for a person doing the job is narrower: the work has a written way of being done, and doing it that way is part of the job rather than an extra.
- Your CV, attached
- The area of the work
- Your languages
That suits some people and not others. If you like knowing what the correct step is, would rather write the note than remember it, and are willing to be asked months later why a file went the way it did, this is a comfortable place to work.
When nothing specific is advertised, the form is still the way in — it sends your details and CV straight to our team. Use the message field to say which part of the work interests you and which office you are aiming at; a CV with no direction attached is harder to match against the work we do.
Frequently Asked Questions.
What kind of jobs does MASA Logistics have?
MASA is a freight forwarder with offices in Amman, Aqaba and China, so the jobs are the ones that move and clear cargo: freight coordination, customs documentation, warehouse and consolidation work at origin, port operations, and the commercial and customer-service side alongside them. The position field on the form gives Operations Coordinator as an example. This page does not advertise a specific opening — it describes the work.
Do I need freight forwarding experience to apply?
Send your CV either way. Experience in freight, customs brokerage, warehousing or port work is directly relevant, and the form asks how many years you have. What the work consistently asks for is accuracy with documents, follow-through on a file, and clear written communication.
Can I send my CV if there are no vacancies?
Yes. The application form on this page is open whether or not a specific role is posted, and our team reviews every application. Complete the form, name the position or the area of the work you are aiming at, and attach your CV as a PDF, DOC or DOCX file up to 5 MB. You can also email your CV to info@masalogisticsltd.com.
What should I put on my CV for a logistics job?
State plainly what you have handled: shipment modes, document types, systems you have used, and the ports or customs authorities you have dealt with. Name your languages and the level you work in them. If you have no freight background, show the transferable part, such as record-keeping, coordinating with suppliers and working to a schedule. Keep it a readable PDF, DOC or DOCX under 5 MB so it opens without trouble.
What languages do I need for a logistics job in Jordan?
This site is published in Arabic and English, and both are useful on the Jordan side of the work. Chinese is directly useful on the origin side, where cargo is received, checked and consolidated. Any other language is worth listing on your CV with the level you work in it. Written clarity matters as much as fluency, because much of the work is instructions, document checks and shipment updates that have to be unambiguous in writing.
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