Lead customs compliance activities across DTNA, managing valuation, post‑entry, duty recovery and related programs.
Locations (2)
Detroit, Michigan, United States
Portland, Oregon, United States
Compensation
Position offers a salary range of $104,000 to $133,000 USD
Responsibilities
Provide day‑to‑day leadership and prioritization for customs compliance team
Establish and maintain governance, procedures, controls, monitoring and documentation for customs compliance programs
Oversee post‑entry corrections, protests, reconciliation, liquidation monitoring and other corrective actions
Provide governance and oversight of customs valuation compliance and coordinate with Finance, Tax, Accounting, Purchasing, Legal
Oversee duty recovery and special customs programs
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain, International Trade, Finance, Accounting, Logistics, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
Highly skilled Americas Import Trade Compliance Specialist to serve as an individual contributor and subject matter expert supporting import policy, customs compliance, and duty drawback for the Americas Markets.
Compensation
The expected salary/wage range for this position is provided below. Actual offer may vary from this range based upon geographic location, work experience, education/training, and/or skill level. – United States of America: Annual Salary USD 124,000 - 251,000 in California // 109,000 - 251,000 in District of Columbia & Texas The listed salary range reflects base salary. Variable incentives may also be offered.
Responsibilities
Serve as an Americas subject matter expert for import policy, risk mitigation and duty optimization.
Interpret and apply import requirements relating to recordkeeping, customs valuation, related-party transactions and assists, preferential and non-preferential origin, free trade agreements, tariff classification, marking, admissibility, and import documentation.
Support country-of-origin determinations, supplier certifications, bills of material reviews, qualification analyses, and certificates of origin for preferential programs, including USMCA where applicable.
Evaluate non-preferential origin determination and identify additional duty mitigating opportunities.
Review customs valuation methodologies, including transaction value, related-party considerations, assists, royalties, proceeds, transfer-pricing studies and impacts, alternative valuation methods, and required supporting records.
Requirements
Review compliance assurance outcomes for enhancements to existing operations to improve compliance.
Identify compliance gaps, assess operational impact, recommend corrective actions, and escalate material risks.
Requirements
University degree in international trade, customs, supply chain, logistics, finance, law, or a related field
University degree in international trade, customs, supply chain, logistics, finance, law, business, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
Nice to have: U.S. Licensed Customs Broker
Nice to have: Certified Customs Specialist
Nice to have: Comparable regional customs credential
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