Support worldwide export control and sanctions compliance by ensuring that hardware, software, components, and technologies comply with applicable U.S. and international trade regulations.
Compensation
Pay Range: $48-$52.23
Responsibilities
Research, review, and classify hardware, software, components, and third-party products under applicable export control regulations.
Ensure compliance with Export Administration Regulations (EAR), International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), and Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) requirements.
Prepare and submit export classification requests and license applications to relevant government agencies, including the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS).
Investigate and screen companies, individuals, and end users for sanctions risks and restricted-party concerns.
Review End User Certifications and Nuclear Nonproliferation Statements.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in International Business, International Relations, International Trade, Law, or a related field
Nice to have: International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
Nice to have: Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
The Principal Specialist, Trade Compliance is an individual contributor responsible for driving compliant, efficient, and business enabling export/import operations.
Compensation
Expected Salary Range
$84,000.00 - $144,000.00
Responsibilities
Own day to day export compliance execution and provide timely, practical guidance to business teams, logistics, sales and customer service, freight forwarders, customers, suppliers, and service providers.
Review and release export transactions, including resolution of trade system (GTM/GTS) compliance blocks (embargo, restricted party, and license determination holds), and drive urgent and high priority shipments to compliant, on time resolution.
Determine and validate export classifications (ECCN/EAR99) for products, wafers, samples, technology, software, and equipment in partnership with engineering and product teams.
Prepare, submit, and manage export license applications, license exception usage, and license conditions, including tracking quantities, values, and expirations.
Oversee restricted party, end use, and end user screening; investigate potential matches and red flags; and support due diligence and risk intelligence reviews of customers, suppliers, and other counterparties.
The Principal Specialist, Trade Compliance is an individual contributor responsible for driving compliant, efficient, and business enabling export/import operations.
Locations (2)
New York, New York, United States
Malta, Malta
Compensation
Expected Salary Range
$84,000.00 - $144,000.00
Responsibilities
Own day to day export compliance execution and provide timely, practical guidance to business teams, logistics, sales and customer service, freight forwarders, customers, suppliers, and service providers.
Review and release export transactions, including resolution of trade system (GTM/GTS) compliance blocks (embargo, restricted party, and license determination holds), and drive urgent and high priority shipments to compliant, on time resolution.
Determine and validate export classifications (ECCN/EAR99) for products, wafers, samples, technology, software, and equipment in partnership with engineering and product teams.
Lead technical projects and programs, integrating software and hardware for customer deployments, managing end-to-end deployment, training, and special projects.
Compensation
Under California’s Pay Transparency Act (SB 1162), the expected base salary range for this position in Sunnyvale, CA is $150,000 – $210,000 per year.
Responsibilities
Deployments
Site readiness
Integration
Test and evidence
Sim-to-real
Requirements
BS or MS in Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, or Robotics Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent
Nice to have: Deployments in logistics, warehousing, or trailer loading/unloading
Nice to have: heavy industry experience
Nice to have: humanoid or whole-body control experience
Prepare, submit, and manage export license applications, license exception usage, and license conditions, including tracking quantities, values, and expirations.
Oversee restricted party, end use, and end user screening; investigate potential matches and red flags; and support due diligence and risk intelligence reviews of customers, suppliers, and other counterparties.
Project EngineerNoble Machines, Inc · Sunnyvale, US