Manager of Global Trade Compliance

PJ Trailers; Cuauhtémoc; Vor Ort; MXN 1.203.162 - 1.546.923; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

PJ Trailers in Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua seeks a Manager of Global Trade Compliance to oversee compliance activities and enhance trade efficiency. This role involves managing import/export compliance and tariff classifications while partnering with various teams for regulatory adherence. The ideal candidate has 5-8 years of relevant experience, strong knowledge of international trade regulations, and experience in customs audits. Join us to optimize duty exposure and ensure smooth cross-border operations.

Qualifikationen

• 5–8 years of experience in customs and trade compliance within a global manufacturing or distribution environment.
• Strong working knowledge of tariff classification, including HTS and international equivalents.
• Experience supporting customs audits and regulatory inquiries.

Aufgaben

• Manage import and export compliance activities across multiple jurisdictions.
• Execute and maintain processes for country-of-origin determination and BOM-level traceability.
• Support identification and implementation of duty mitigation opportunities.

Kenntnisse

Tariff classification

Customs compliance

Regulatory adherence

Trade compliance processes

Cross-functional collaboration

Ausbildung

5–8 years of experience in customs and trade compliance

Tools

ERP systems

Jobbeschreibung

Job Title: Manager of Global Trade Compliance

Responsible for managing the day-to-day execution of the company’s global trade compliance activities, including import/export compliance, tariff classification, and regulatory adherence across international manufacturing and sourcing operations. This role supports the implementation of trade compliance policies and promotes consistent practices across regions while helping identify opportunities to optimize duty exposure. The position partners with regional and cross-functional stakeholders to support compliant and efficient cross-border operations, including Mexico-based or IMMEX-related activities, as applicable.

Job Responsibilities

• Manage import and export compliance activities across multiple jurisdictions, including the U.S. and key international regions
• Apply and maintain tariff classifications (HTS or local equivalents), and assess applicability of Section 232 and AD/CVD regulations where relevant
• Execute and maintain processes supporting country-of-origin determination and BOM-level traceability across global supply chains
• Maintain documentation standards with suppliers and internal teams to support audit readiness and regulatory filings in various jurisdictions
• Coordinate with customs brokers and regional service providers to ensure accurate and timely filings, review entries for compliance and consistency
• Support identification and implementation of duty mitigation opportunities, including tariff engineering and sourcing adjustments
• Assist with responses to customs audits, prior disclosures, and regulatory inquiries across regions
• Partner with operations, sourcing, finance, logistics, and legal teams to ensure trade compliance requirements are integrated into business processes globally
• Maintain and improve trade compliance processes across ERP systems and business units to promote consistency and scalability
• Support trade compliance activities related to cross-border manufacturing and temporary import/export programs, including IMMEX where applicable
• Coordinate with customs authorities and government agencies during audits, inspections, and information requests
• Support customs valuation processes globally, including assists, intercompany pricing, freight, and landed cost components
• Reconcile customs data with ERP and financial records to ensure alignment and accuracy
• Monitor broker and service provider performance against established expectations and elevate issues as needed
• Conduct internal compliance reviews and support ongoing audit readiness across regions
• Assist in developing and delivering trade compliance training to internal stakeholders globally
• Maintain accuracy and integrity of trade compliance master data (e.g., tariff classifications, country of origin, valuation data) across systems
• Other duties, as assigned.

Education – Experience Required

• 5–8 years of experience in customs and trade compliance within a global manufacturing, distribution, or related environment
• Strong working knowledge of Tariff classification (HTS and/or international equivalents), Section 232 tariffs and Antidumping and countervailing duties (AD/CVD)
• Experience supporting customs audits, disclosures, or regulatory inquiries
• Working knowledge of international trade regulations across multiple jurisdictions preferred
• Solid understanding of global supply chain and manufacturing processes
• Experience working cross-functionally in a multi-entity, international environment
• Experience maintaining or improving trade compliance processes and documentation
• Familiarity with cross-border manufacturing operations, including Mexico or maquiladora (IMMEX) programs, preferred
• Working knowledge of customs valuation, inventory reconciliation, and landed cost components
• Experience with ERP systems and trade compliance data management
• Ability to coordinate effectively with customs brokers and external service providers across regions