Coordinate and oversee import and export operations, ensuring compliance with Mexican customs regulations, IMMEX requirements, and international trade laws.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and oversee import and export operations for raw materials, finished goods, machinery, and equipment
Ensure compliance with Mexican customs regulations, IMMEX requirements, trade agreements, licensing requirements, and applicable international trade laws
Manage IMMEX program activities, including Annexes and inventory controls required by SAT
Prepare, review, and maintain import and export documentation
Prepare and review Certificates of Origin for export shipments
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in International Business, Foreign Trade, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration, or a related field
Manage customs and export compliance for the Zurich site, overseeing import/export processes, tariff classification, preferential origin, customs procedures, VAT interface, and export control sanctions.
Responsibilities
Own import, export and transit processes at Zurich
Classify tariffs and maintain master data
Determine preferential origin under CH–EU agreement
Optimize customs procedures including ATA Carnets
Manage import VAT and finance interface
Requirements
Degree in Business Administration, International Trade, Supply Chain or Logistics
Vocational training with further qualification such as Swiss Federal Diploma as Customs Specialist or Foreign Trade Specialist
Responsible for ensuring the correct review and validation of import declarations and supporting documents, ensuring compliance with current customs regulations to identify inconsistencies and prevent risks.
Responsibilities
Verify and validate the tariff classification of goods subject to import
Review and audit import declarations (DI), Andean value declarations (DAV), and import records
Validate that supporting documents comply with the requirements established in customs legislation
Verify compliance with requirements demanded by DIAN and other control entities
Identify inconsistencies in nationalization processes and manage returns for correction
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.
Responsible for customs and export control operations at the Zurich site, managing import/export processes, tariff classification, preferential origin, customs procedures, VAT interface, and compliance program development.
Responsibilities
Manage import, export and transit processes at Zurich
Classify goods and maintain tariff data
Determine preferential origin under CH–EU agreements
Optimize customs procedures and manage ATA-Carnets
Oversee VAT and tax interfaces with Finance
Requirements
Bachelor's in Business Administration, International Trade, Supply Chain or Logistics
Professional qualification such as Swiss customs officer diploma or foreign trade specialist
As a Customs Import Specialist, you’ll play a key role in keeping our clients’ shipments moving across the Canada-U.S. border during critical evening and overnight hours. This role requires experience across pre- and post-release processes to prioritize shipments, troubleshoot rejects, assign tariff classifications, manage PGA requirements, and process corrections.
Compensation
Fair pay supported by scheduled salary assessments and a performance-based bonus program.
Responsibilities
Prioritize shipments by ETA and ensure timely submission to both CBP and CBSA
Monitor alerts, investigate and resolve rejects, and address release issues as they arise
Assign appropriate tariff classifications and PGA data to support accurate customs processing
Complete carrier eManifests and manage pre- and post-release activity, including RMD corrections
Monitor entries through CADEX and take action when something requires attention
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) designation
Nice to have: U.S. Customs Broker License
Nice to have: Experience with Canadian and U.S. customs release processes
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