DSV careers

Around 150,000 people work at DSV, a transport and logistics company operating from more than 3,000 offices and logistics facilities in over 90 countries. The work covers air and sea freight, road transport, parcels, contract logistics, project logistics, and supply chain management, which in practice runs from freight forwarding desks to warehouse floors.

DSV counts its own history at more than 50 years, and it crossed that half-century mark with its biggest move yet: in 2025, DSV acquired Schenker from Deutsche Bahn, the largest transaction in its history, folding one global freight network into another. Scale is the point of the model. A shipper can hand DSV a single container or an entire supply chain, and the same network that flies and ships freight also stores it, picks it, and moves it by road, so the jobs behind it range from operations and forwarding specialists to drivers, warehouse crews, and the analysts who keep supply chains visible. If DSV is on your shortlist, read it as a company built by acquisition and still absorbing its largest one, a useful thing to know about any employer whose org chart doubled inside a year or two. The service list, parcels and project logistics included, covers most of the ways freight moves, which is why the roles underneath it vary so much.