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Mastercard

Processes payments across a global network

Director, Business Development: Freight & Logistics Payments Strategy

Business Development & PartnershipsUpdated on Nov 12
Full-timeTexas, USARemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • Deep experience in freight, logistics, transportation, fleet, supply chain, or transportation technology.
  • Strong understanding of shippers, carriers, brokers, forwarders, third-party logistics providers, transportation management system platforms, freight marketplaces, and logistics providers.
  • Ability to explain transportation workflows, commercial relationships, and payment challenges clearly.
  • Practical knowledge of commercial payments, fleet payments, invoice payments, virtual cards, embedded payments, or transportation payment solutions.
  • Ability to translate fragmented payment pain points into scalable commercial opportunities.
  • Experience developing go-to-market strategies, market entry plans, partnership strategies, or product strategies.
  • Strong analytical skills to assess market dynamics, prioritize opportunities, and build executive-ready recommendations.
  • Ability to balance market insight, customer feedback, competitive intelligence, and commercial discipline.
  • Clear communication with senior leaders, customers, partners, and cross-functional teams.
  • Ability to define white-space opportunities and move from insight to action.
  • High ownership, urgency, and commitment to quality, impact, and continuous improvement.
  • Responsibility for information security, including abiding by security policies and practices, protecting the confidentiality and integrity of accessed information, reporting suspected violations or breaches, and completing mandatory security training.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Mastercard’s freight and logistics go-to-market strategy across air, sea, road, and rail.
  • Identify key industry trends, customer pain points, technology shifts, and competitive dynamics that shape freight and logistics payment flows.
  • Serve as the internal freight and logistics expert by developing narratives, use cases, and opportunity priorities by segment, market, and product fit.
  • Partner with global and regional Business Development teams to identify, qualify, and advance freight and logistics opportunities.
  • Support client conversations with industry expertise, payment flow knowledge, and consultative guidance.
  • Build enablement content that helps teams connect Mastercard products to freight and logistics needs.
  • Identify strategic partnerships that expand Mastercard’s access, distribution, relevance, and acceptance across freight and logistics.
  • Engage brokers, third-party logistics providers, forwarders, carriers, shippers, transportation management system providers, fleet platforms, marketplaces, fintechs, and payment providers.
  • Develop partnership business cases, commercial models, and execution plans that accelerate adoption of Mastercard-powered payment solutions.
  • Translate freight and logistics market needs into product requirements, capability gaps, and roadmap recommendations.
  • Work with global product teams to shape solutions for transportation payment use cases.
  • Represent customer and market perspectives while assessing how Mastercard capabilities apply to freight and logistics payment flows.
  • Develop go-to-market plans connecting industry priorities, customer needs, partner opportunities, and Mastercard capabilities.
  • Support market sizing, business cases, opportunity prioritization, and growth planning for freight and logistics payments.
  • Create thought leadership, executive narratives, and customer-facing materials demonstrating Mastercard’s understanding of transportation payments.

About the Company

Mastercard

Processes payments across a global network

Mastercard operates a global payment network connecting financial institutions, merchants, businesses and consumers. It authorizes, clears and settles transactions between participating institutions, while banks issue Mastercard-branded cards and extend credit to their customers. Its services also include fraud detection, identity verification, payment tokenization, data analysis and consulting for organizations managing commerce and financial operations. The company earns network fees linked to payment volumes and processed transactions, along with fees for its services and solutions. Founded by a group of banks in 1966, Mastercard is headquartered in Purchase, within Harrison, New York.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Town of Harrison, New York
Founded
1966

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