Remote Customs Compliance Specialist
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Required Skills and Experience *3-5 yearsβ experience in a customs compliance roleExtensive compliance experience with inbound, outbound and Ocean freightStrong working knowledge of U.S and Global customs regulations and proceduresExcellent communication and negotiation skillsAttention to detail and the ability to manage complex and time-sensitive projects
Nice to Have Skills and ExperienceCustoms Broker LicenseBachelorβs degree in international business, Logistics, or customs brokering
Job Description *This Customs Compliance Specialist will be responsible for preparing and reviewing import and export documentation, accurately classifying goods based on tariff codes and regulations, providing audit support, and training colleagues on customs requirements and best practices for inbound, outbound and ocean freight. Responsible for managing customs compliance for a high volume of promotional products, upwards of 1k+ skews. Will be working with a team of 4, reporting up to the Manager of Global logistics. The ideal candidate has a customs broker license, with proven expertise in customs compliance and international trade.
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