Global Trade Compliance Analyst (Hybrid)

Bridgestone EMEA

Zaventem

Hybrid

EUR 55,000 - 75,000

Full time

10 days ago

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Job summary

Bridgestone EMEA is seeking a Trade Compliance Analyst in Zaventem, Belgium. This hybrid, full-time role focuses on ensuring operational compliance across import/export flows, coordinating with Sales, Logistics and Legal, and supporting customs audits.

You will manage training across the compliance community and optimize origin management and SAP-based processes. You will bring a university degree in Economics or related field and 3–7 years’ experience in EU UCC, with strong English skills and a

Qualifications

Graduate, University degree or Post Graduate degree in Economics, Economics & International Trade Law, Logistics, Customs, Direct/Indirect Tax, or Product Compliance studies.
Affinity with or certifications in Logistics, International Law, Trade Compliance, Customs, Tax Law or Product Compliance are considered a plus.
3-7 years of relevant work experience in international business, project management, trade compliance or EU UCC customs law.
Knowledge of EU UCC customs regulations in a complex international business environment.

Responsibilities

Ensure operational compliance for all customers and all import/export/transit flows.
Foster and facilitate interconnectivity with Sales, Logistics, Procurement, Legal, Finance, Manufacturing/Engineering, Quality Assurance, Master Data and Sustainability functions.
Create and maintain the training schedule for the compliance community.
Support the Trade Compliance Manager with ongoing and new projects related to customs and Trade Compliance regulations.
Optimize customs facilities usage, including FTA usage and suspension regimes, and optimize preferential and non-preferential origin management.
Harmonize and optimize contractual agreements with customs brokers while maintaining positive relationships with authorities.
Monitor and maintain AEO self-assessments, internal control programs and customs-related standard operating procedures.
Monitor tariff classification governance through My Tower and coordinate with relevant cross-functional stakeholders.
Monitor customs broker declarations, CBAM reporting and EUDR DDS statements through My Tower.
Support internal and external customs audits.