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
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.
The Senior Customs Compliance Analyst supports the ongoing management and execution of David’s Bridal’s Import / Export Compliance Program and serves as a senior subject matter expert for customs and international trade compliance.
Responsibilities
Manage HTS classification for apparel and other imported products
Research product specifications and technical information to determine classifications
Establish and maintain duty rates and classifications in company and external partner systems
Communicate classifications and duty impacts to stakeholders
Manage assigned customs compliance activities for import and export operations across applicable geographies
The Trade Compliance Specialist is a critical member of the trade compliance team and responsible for executing core trade compliance activities across sanctions, import, and/or export functions, with developing subject matter expertise and the ability to independently support routine compliance matters.
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
Daily support to business operations and cross-functional teams on export, import, trade compliance requirements
Review export and import opportunities, transactions, and shipments including end use, AES/EEI filings for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with regulatory requirements
Screen visitors, customers, suppliers, and transactions against applicable restricted party lists
Support export jurisdiction and classification analysis (e.g., EAR/ITAR) and assist with export licensing activities
Classify goods using the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) and support classification-related inquiries
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in international business, business administration, or a related field
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