Seeking a Import Global Trade Compliance (US) plays a critical role in supporting Global Trade, Legal, and Supply Chain leadership by driving the execution of the company’s global trade compliance strategy. This role contributes to building a dynamic, globally aligned compliance program that enables efficient international trade while maintaining strong internal controls to mitigate regulatory risk.

Key Responsibilities

Import Compliance Management (45%)

Support the development and enhancement of global trade compliance policies and procedures.
Ensure adherence to established policies and lead the implementation of necessary updates.
Oversee the Trade Compliance Self-Testing Plan (STP), including quarterly audits and preparation of the Annual Notification Letter (ANL).
Conduct audits of U.S. import transactions to assess compliance program effectiveness and third-party performance (e.g., customs brokers, carriers).
Identify gaps through audit findings and implement corrective action plans.
Monitor and analyze KPIs and compliance scorecards; present findings and risk insights to leadership.
Manage relationships with external partners supporting trade compliance and operations.

Team Support (25%)

Collaborate cross-functionally with Global Trade Operations and other departments.
Maintain and periodically update departmental Principles, Rules & Tools.
Support development and delivery of global trade compliance training programs.

Project Management (10%)

Drive initiatives to improve import compliance processes, reduce delays, and streamline workflows.
Support cross-functional projects and educate stakeholders on import requirements impacting business initiatives.

Financial Management (10%)

Identify and track cost-saving opportunities.
Support monthly ACH reconciliation and customs reconciliation programs.

Career Development (10%)

Set annual performance goals and engage in continuous learning and cross-training.
Contribute to succession planning and personal career development initiatives.

Role Scope & Expectations

Operates within a global team supporting North American business activities.
Requires up to 10% travel and occasional work outside standard business hours.
Functions with a high degree of autonomy, managing complex projects and driving strategic initiatives.
Serves as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in import trade compliance.

Qualifications & Experience

Education & Certifications

Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Operations, Business Administration, or related field.
Customs Broker License (preferred).
Certifications such as Master Customs Specialist or Certified Customs Specialist (preferred).
Minimum 6+ years of relevant industry experience.
Strong expertise in import compliance, trade regulations, and global customs requirements.

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