Responsible for ensuring timely and compliant clearance of import and export shipments by completing all customs formalities in accordance with local customs regulations, DHL procedures, and global quality standards.
Responsibilities
Review and analyze customs documentation, including invoices, AWBs, packing lists, certificates, licenses, and other supporting documents.
Verify shipment information within DHL systems and ensure compliance with customs requirements.
Determine the appropriate HS Codes and applicable customs regulations.
Assess customs values and prepare accurate coding and declaration documentation.
Process import and export declarations through the customs system within defined service levels.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree or Higher National Diploma (Bac+2/Bac+3) in Logistics, International Trade, Customs, or a related field.
Own customs compliance for all imports, focusing on tariff classification, origin, and customs valuation, and build processes to support production growth.
Compensation
Competitive salary, EGYM Wellpass, corporate benefits, and equity options aligned with role and level
Responsibilities
Own customs compliance for all imports, with a focus on tariff classification, origin and customs valuation
Classify goods in the customs tariff and keep the related master data in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central accurate
Check customs values, origin, preferences and accompanying documents before goods are cleared
Steer customs agents, freight forwarders and other external partners, and act as our contact for the customs authorities
Advise colleagues in procurement, logistics and engineering on customs questions
Requirements
Vocational training in foreign trade, freight forwarding or logistics, ideally with an additional customs qualification
Nice to have: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Nice to have: Export control knowledge (dual-use goods, AWG/AWV, BAFA)
Nice to have: AEO status or customs simplifications
Nice to have: Background in aerospace, defense or manufacturing
The Senior Specialist manages trade compliance for the Americas region, ensuring adherence to U.S. laws and regulations while collaborating with brokers, freight forwarders, and internal stakeholders.
Compensation
The estimated base salary range for this position is $60,000 - $80,000. Compensation will be based on the candidate’s experience, skills, geographic location, and other job-related factors. In addition to base salary, we offer a total compensation package that includes a bonus plan, and generous benefits.
Responsibilities
Ensuring compliance with applicable U.S. import and export laws
Managing and continuously improving trade processes
Overseeing import and export clearance activities and interacting with brokers and freight forwarders
Conducting regular reviews of broker performance and post-summary corrections
Supporting product classification (HTS), country of origin determination, and customs valuation
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in International Trade, Supply Chain, Business, or related field
The anticipated base pay range for this position is: €81,400.00 - €140,530.00
Responsibilities
Serve as Global Process Lead and Business Process Owner for R&D cross-border movements, establishing and governing standardized processes across the end-to-end distribution network.
Establish and govern the lifecycle for identifying, assessing, documenting, approving, implementing, and periodically reviewing country-specific import, export, customs, regulatory, quality, EH&S, dangerous-goods, licensing, permitting, product, and shipment-release requirements in collaboration with cross functional Enterprise and IM business partners.
Own and govern the global country-requirements database (DIAL and other knowledge base) and supporting tools, ensuring that requirements remain accurate, current, traceable, and accessible and are effectively translated into global logistics standards and distribution-network controls.
Translate local and changing requirements into global logistics standards, procedures, system requirements, routing guidance, lane strategies, and distribution-network controls.
Define and maintain governance for IOR/EOR models, Incoterms, customs brokerage, tax and duty management, trade documentation, customs valuation, free trade agreements, preferential origin, duty-relief mechanisms, and special customs procedures in collaboration with cross functional Enterprise and IM business partners.
Senior subject matter expert leading customs and trade compliance strategy, ensuring cross-border operations are compliant, efficient, and cost-effective in a regulated aerospace environment.
Lead the customs and trade compliance strategy for Avio Aero import and export activities
Provide strong leadership to the customs and trade compliance organization, developing talent and strengthening accountability
Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leaders across Operations, Program Management, Supply Chain, and Legal
Drive strategic initiatives such as AEO authorization, product classification programs, and digital transformation of customs and trade compliance processes
Oversee end-to-end customs operations for aerospace goods including raw materials, spare parts, LRUs, engines, and modules
We seek a 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
United States of America: Annual Salary USD 124,000 - 251,000 in California // 109,000 - 251,000 in District of Columbia & Texas
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, consistent with applicable local rules.
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
University degree in international trade, customs, supply chain, logistics, finance or a related field
Individual contributor and subject matter expert supporting import policy, customs compliance, and duty drawback for the Americas Markets. Interprets and applies country-specific customs requirements and provides practical guidance to business partners.
Compensation
Annual Salary 124,000 - 251,000
Responsibilities
Advise on import recordkeeping, customs valuation, preferential and non-preferential origin, tariff classification, admissibility, broker governance, post-entry activity, and duty recovery
Monitor regulatory developments and support consistent compliance processes across the Americas while addressing local-country requirements
Execute and improve the full drawback lifecycle, including data validation, claim support, recovery tracking, and compliance documentation
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
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