Ninja Van is a tech-enabled logistics company on a mission to provide hassle-free delivery services for businesses of all sizes across Southeast Asia. Launched in 2014, we started operations in Singapore and have become the region's largest and fastest growing last-mile logistics company, partnering with over 35,000 merchants and delivering more than 1,000 parcels every minute across six countries. In January 2018, we raised one of the largest Series C rounds ever in Southeast Asia and are well-positioned for our next phase of rapid growth.

At our core, we are a technology company that is disrupting a massive industry with cutting-edge software and operational concepts. Powered by algorithm-based optimisation, dynamic routing, end-to-end tracking and a data-driven approach, we provide best-of-class delivery services that delight both the shippers and end customers. But we are just getting started! We have much room for improvement and many ideas that will further shape the industry.

Middle Mile Unit delivers shipments (a sack of parcels) thru Airhaul, Seafreight or Terrestrial (Truck Hauls) from sorting facilities in Metro Manila/Greater Manila Area to consolidation hubs and last mile hubs located in the provinces.

The Regional Linehaul Manager is responsible for all middle-mile operations in a specific region. Current regions are split by: North Luzon, South Luzon, East Visayas, West Visayas, and Mindanao.  The goal of the  Area Linehaul Manager is to efficiently push out all shipments headed to different parts of the network from their assigned Warehouse or Consolidation warehouse. It is their duty to ensure that all Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and company policies are followed within the warehouse or Consolidation warehouse. They will also be in charge of planning of manpower and schedules, truck requirements, routes and haul plans. 

The Area Linehaul Manager shall handle a team of Linehaul Ops Coordinators (stationed in each consolidation facility), Assistant Linehaul Ops Coordinators, drivers, helpers, and middle-mile RTS sorters.