Junior Dedicated Fleet Manager
Girteka · Vilnius
Job description
About the role
Join Girteka Group, a fast‑growing logistics company aiming to become a European leader by 2026. As a Junior Dedicated Fleet Manager you will support the efficient movement of vehicles, ensuring timely pickups and drop‑offs while maintaining high service standards for customers.
Key responsibilities
- Monitor vehicle locations and ensure timely pickups or drop‑offs.
- Provide transport‑related information to drivers.
- Communicate cargo progress updates to customers.
- Resolve issues that arise during vehicle movements promptly.
Required profile
- Good oral knowledge of Russian, Lithuanian and English (written and spoken).
- Ability to work in an active, dynamic environment and solve problems quickly.
- Strong organisational skills, attention to detail and a sense of responsibility.
- Motivation to build a career in the transport sector.
What we offer
- Career progression: many managers started in entry‑level roles, with about 30% advancing each year.
- Learning and development through internal and external training, mentoring, leadership programs and language courses.
- Comprehensive health insurance, 50% meal compensation, free fruit and snacks, and support for an active lifestyle.
- Collaborative international teams that celebrate achievements together.
- Rewards such as birthday day‑off, holiday gifts, team‑building events, clubs and partner discounts.
- Base monthly salary ranging from €1,930 to €2,420 (before tax), dependent on experience and competencies.
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Girteka
Vilnius