3 - 5 years of financial, data, logistics, or operations analysis experience, including hands-on experience building cost-to-serve, profitability, or unit-economics models; bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Logistics, Supply Chain, Business Analytics, or a related field. Build and maintain load- and lane-level contribution margin models that combine tip fee revenue, commodity proceeds, disposal cost, and transportation cost into clear unit economics by load, ton, and ton-mile.