FreightLink Careers

With self-driving trucks becoming a reality, shippers, receivers, and brokers will need CDL-holding utility drivers to secure/unsecure loads at facilities, fix shifted loads in transit, operate equipment to load freight onto flatbeds, step decks, lowboys, and RGNs, and handle Power Only moves — relocating new trucks, recovering stranded/abandoned vehicles, or flying out to pick up and deliver a truck. Think of it like the railroad's brakemen — specialized hands called to the job site when needed. Once approved, you'll be listed in the FreightLink Services Marketplace where companies can discover and contact you directly. Earning potential includes mileage pay, hourly pay, and per-job rates depending on the work.

Manage carrier dispatching operations, coordinate loads, and ensure smooth freight movement across our network.

Drive growth through active outreach, build relationships with brokers and carriers, and expand FreightLink's market presence.

Train and certify new CDL drivers, provide hands-on instruction, and help grow the next generation of professional truckers.

Teach non-CDL vehicle operations including cargo vans and small box trucks. Help new owner-operators get started in the industry.

Specialize in training for expedited freight — Sprinter vans, straight box trucks, and other hot-shot equipment.

Handle invoicing, payment processing, financial reporting, and ensure accurate billing across all FreightLink operations.

Review carrier applications, verify documentation, ensure regulatory compliance, and maintain FreightLink's safety standards.