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To provide courteous and efficient delivery, sorting, and pick-up of packages and ensure shipment of packages by completing all necessary paperwork and checking shipments for conformance to FedEx Express features of service._x000D_
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Accomplishes accurate and timely pick-up, selection, inspection, and delivery of assigned packages. Seeks additional business from current customers, passes leads to Station Ops manager or Sales person. Informs Sales person and his direct manager of changes in customer use/competitorâs actions. Checks packages to ensure proper labeling, legality of content including weight and size, proper wrapping, insurance values, special requirements for hazardous material shipment, and compliance with Customs documentations required at destination. Provides necessary paperwork relating to the pick-up and delivery of packages, such as airway bills, delivery records, vehicle conditions, Duties/Taxes invoices with neatness and accuracy. Ensures proper security of FedEx Express and customer property such as cash, packages, equipment, and hazardous materials. Ensures his/her own personal safety and security at all times by following FedEx Safety policies and procedures. Operates vehicle safely and efficiently, complying with specific country regulations and corporate policies. Strives for improved productivity through constructive suggestions for better methods, procedures, etc. Collects D/T invoices from delivered shipments that must be processed by Customs Authorities (when necessary). Ensures customers have adequate supply of FedEx Express material for shipping. Maintains neat and clean appearance of self and uniform and company assigned vehicle.
High School degree/Equivalent. Must possess appropriate license for vehicle assigned in accordance with specific country regulations. Good driving record. Neat and clean cut appearance. Good verbal and writing communication skills, human relations, and team player. Must be 21 years old or over. Must be able to successfully complete Reading, Map Reading, Sorting, and math sections of the Basic Skills Test. Ability to lift 70 lbs. (32kgs) and to maneuver and single package weighing up to 150 lbs. (68kgs) with appropriate equipment. Customer orientated with good organizational skills. Must be able to work variable shifts. Basic English skills preferred.
FedEx is widely acknowledged as a world-class company. We are honored and proud to be consistently recognized as a great place to work, a technology innovator and one of the worldâs most admired and respected companies.
FedEx is consistently named among the Worldâs most valuable and admired brands. Some of our recent awards include:
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Accomplishes accurate and timely pick-up, selection, inspection, and delivery of assigned packages. Seeks additional business from current customers, passes leads to Station Ops manager or Sales person. Informs Sales person and his direct manager of changes in customer use/competitorâs actions. Checks packages to ensure proper labeling, legality of content including weight and size, proper wrapping, insurance values, special requirements for hazardous material shipment, and compliance with Customs documentations required at destination. Provides necessary paperwork relating to the pick-up and delivery of packages, such as airway bills, delivery records, vehicle conditions, Duties/Taxes invoices with neatness and accuracy. Ensures proper security of FedEx Express and customer property such as cash, packages, equipment, and hazardous materials. Ensures his/her own personal safety and security at all times by following FedEx Safety policies and procedures. Operates vehicle safely and efficiently, complying with specific country regulations and corporate policies. Strives for improved productivity through constructive suggestions for better methods, procedures, etc. Collects D/T invoices from delivered shipments that must be processed by Customs Authorities (when necessary). Ensures customers have adequate supply of FedEx Express material for shipping. Maintains neat and clean appearance of self and uniform and company assigned vehicle.
High School degree/Equivalent. Must possess appropriate license for vehicle assigned in accordance with specific country regulations. Good driving record. Neat and clean cut appearance. Good verbal and writing communication skills, human relations, and team player. Must be 21 years old or over. Must be able to successfully complete Reading, Map Reading, Sorting, and math sections of the Basic Skills Test. Ability to lift 70 lbs. (32kgs) and to maneuver and single package weighing up to 150 lbs. (68kgs) with appropriate equipment. Customer orientated with good organizational skills. Must be able to work variable shifts. Basic English skills preferred.
FedEx is widely acknowledged as a world-class company. We are honored and proud to be consistently recognized as a great place to work, a technology innovator and one of the worldâs most admired and respected companies.
FedEx is consistently named among the Worldâs most valuable and admired brands. Some of our recent awards include:
- 2020 Fortuneâs World Most Admired Companies (14th)
- 2019 Fortuneâs Best Places to Work (15th)
- 2019 Forbesâs One of the âBest Employers for Diversityâ
- 2020 FedEx LAC included in the GPTWâs Best Workplaces in Latin America Ranking (24th)
- 2021 FedEx Mexico was included in the GPTW Ranking for 18th consecutive years
- 2020 FedEx Mexico received the CEMEFI Certification for 13th consecutive years endorsing FedEx as a company socially responsible
- 2021 FedEx Chile was re-certified with Giro Limpio, a seal from the Agency of Sustainable Energy that seeks to improve the energy efficiency of the ground transportation sector, by reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
- 2019 FedEx Uruguay selected by GPTW among the 5 best companies to work for.
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Involves providing courier services directly to customers on a daily basis including driving, customer service and completing any related administration or paperwork.
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FedEx is consistently named among the Worldâs most valuable and admired brands. Some of our recent awards include:
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General Job Description
- Provides efficient and safe delivery and pick-up of packages and documents, while representing the company in a professional manner.
- Operates non-articulated vehicles safely and efficiently, complying with all governmental and corporate procedures.
- Accomplishes accurate and timely selection and inspection of assigned packages and the subsequent reporting of stop counts and miss-sorts.
- Seeks additional business from current customers, attempts to gain new business (passes leads to sales department), and informs sales department of significant changes in customer use/competitorâs actions.
- Answers customer questions on FedEx feature of service and keeps customers informed about the company and its services.
- Ensures that packages conform to FedEx features of service; that proper labeling in provided; and that all paperwork is complete, neat, and accurate.
- Determines legality of packages including special requirements for dangerous goods and international shipments and separates packages by service type and destination in accordance with established procedures.
- Scans packages according to prescribed procedures and demonstrates proficiency in features of service and equipment.
- Ensures customers have adequate supply of FedEx materials for shipping.
- Loads and unloads company vehicles.
- Cleans and performs minor maintenance to company vehicles as necessary and maintains neat and clean personal appearance to uphold companyâs public image.
- Ensures the use of safety equipment and full compliance with FedEx safety policies, procedures, norms, rules, and practices.
- May be required to perform other duties
Minimum Education:
- High School diploma
- Basic English skills preferred
- One (1) to two (2) years professional driving experience
- Must possess appropriate license for vehicle assigned in accordance with specific country regulations (C1 and/or C2)
- Good driving record
- Must be 21 years old or older
- Ability to lift 50 lbs. and to maneuver any single package weighing up to 150 lbs. with appropriate equipment or the weight limit required according to current local labor regulations.
- Good verbal and writing communication skills, human relations, and team player
- Must be able to successfully complete Reading, Map Reading, Sorting, and math sections of the Basic Skills Test
- Customer orientated with good organizational skills
- Problem Solving Skills
- Accuracy & Attention to Detail
- Planning & Organizing Skills
- Team Working Skills
- Must be able to work variable shifts, including weekend and holidays
FedEx is consistently named among the Worldâs most valuable and admired brands. Some of our recent awards include:
- 2020 Fortuneâs World Most Admired Companies (14th)
- 2019 Fortuneâs Best Places to Work (15th)
- 2019 Forbesâs One of the âBest Employers for Diversityâ
- 2020 FedEx LAC included in the GPTWâs Best Workplaces in Latin America Ranking (24th)
- 2021 FedEx Mexico was included in the GPTW Ranking for 18th consecutive years
- 2020 FedEx Mexico received the CEMEFI Certification for 13th consecutive years endorsing FedEx as a company socially responsible
- 2021 FedEx Chile was re-certified with Giro Limpio, a seal from the Agency of Sustainable Energy that seeks to improve the energy efficiency of the ground transportation sector, by reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
- 2019 FedEx Uruguay selected by GPTW among the 5 best companies to work for.
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🇨🇱 Remote TypeScript jobs from Chile: 2026 overview
The remote TypeScript job market for professionals in Chile has grown steadily since 2020 and is today one of the most concrete paths to earn in USD from Santiago, Valparaíso or any city in the country. The typical salary range is $3,500 - $9,000 USD/mes, several times above the equivalent salary in the local market. Companies like Globant, Mercado Libre, Rappi, Toptal regularly hire TypeScript profiles from Chile, either as contractors or employees through platforms like Deel or Remote.com. The most in-demand stack combines TypeScript with Javascript, React, Angular. On the operational side, the most used payment methods are Wise, Deel, Payoneer, and the Chile timezone (GMT-4) offers natural overlap with the US East Coast and European morning hours, making it one of the most attractive regions for US and EU companies looking to hire nearshore talent. For professionals just starting in remote, the most profitable path is usually to begin with agencies like Toptal or Crossover (demanding technical filters but stable contracts) and later migrate to a full-time role at a product company. This page updates daily the active TypeScript offers available for Chile, filtered so you only see 100% remote roles compatible with your location.
Salary
$3,500 - $9,000 USD/mes
Timezone
GMT-4
Positions
4
Payment
USD (cobro internacional)
Chile
is a recognized tech hub in LATAM, with an active community of TypeScript professionals.
How much a remote TypeScript earns in Chile by seniority
Estimated ranges in USD/month. In Chile these amounts are typically 2x to 4x an equivalent local salary, depending on tax regime.
| Level | Experience | Range USD/month |
|---|---|---|
| Junior | 0-2 yrs | $3,500 - $4,875 |
| Mid-level | 2-4 yrs | $4,600 - $6,525 |
| Senior | 4-7 yrs | $6,250 - $8,175 |
| Lead/Staff | 7+ yrs | $7,625 - $9,000 |
How to get paid as a TypeScript from Chile
Most used payment methods
- Wise
- Deel
- Payoneer
Tax regime
You issue electronic professional invoices (10.75% withholding in 2024) or register as Empresa Individual. Service exports can be VAT-exempt.
Companies hiring remote TypeScript from Chile
Globant
Mercado Libre
Rappi
Toptal
Crossover
GitLab
Automattic
Nubank
Auth0
FAQs about remote TypeScript in Chile
TypeScript professionals in Chile working for international companies earn $3,500 - $9,000 USD/mes. Paid in USD, this is typically 2x to 4x an equivalent local salary in the traditional market.
The most used methods are Wise, Deel, Payoneer. Most combine two to reduce fees: e.g. Wise for US clients and Deel when the company signs an employee contract.
You issue electronic professional invoices (10.75% withholding in 2024) or register as Empresa Individual. Service exports can be VAT-exempt.
Some that historically hire this profile from Chile: Globant, Mercado Libre, Rappi, Toptal. Beyond these, any company with a remote-friendly policy can hire from here if your English and portfolio are at the level.
Chile is in GMT-4, which gives a natural overlap of 4 to 6 hours with the US East Coast and 2 to 4 hours with UK. For Asian or Australian companies the overlap is minimal — look for "async-first" roles.