Trade Compliance Manager, Supply Chain, EMEIA

3513 UPM Raflatac Sp. z o.o.; Wrocław; Hybrid; PLN 210,000 - 310,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Sustainability focus

Career development

Job summary

UPM Raflatac Sp. z o.o. in Poland seeks a Trade Compliance Manager, Supply Chain, EMEIA to lead customs and export governance across the EMEIA region.

You will shape the compliance program, build a strong Poland team and partner with global functions to enable sustainable growth. This role offers a hybrid work model and occasional travel; located in Nowa Wieś Wrocławska or Biskupice Podgórne. Fluency in English and Polish, plus a university degree and several years in trade compliance, are

Qualifications

• Minimum 7 years of experience in Trade Compliance, International Trade, Customs or logistics.
• At least 3 years of hands-on customs experience.
• Certification in customs legislation from a recognised authority or accredited institution.
• Minimum 5 years of experience leading and developing teams.
• Strong knowledge of customs and international trade regulations, including import/export requirements, tariff classification, origin management and trade documentation.
• Ability to translate regulatory requirements into practical business solutions.

Responsibilities

• Lead Customs Clearance and Export teams in Poland and develop team capabilities.
• Own and improve Trade Compliance governance, processes and controls across EMEIA.
• Ensure compliance with customs, export control and international trade regulations.
• Identify and mitigate risks, drive corrective actions.
• Lead audits and interactions with customs authorities and ensure effective follow-up.

Skills

Trade compliance

Regulatory knowledge

Leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

English

Polish

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Job description

Would you like to join a global, growing company that innovates for a more sustainable tomorrow? UPM could be the team for you. We are frontrunners in developing renewable alternatives to fossil-based materials. Besides enabling both businesses and consumers make more sustainable choices, we strive to create a positive UPM experience for all our employees around the world. We live by our values – trust and be trusted, achieve together, renew with courage. Together we can renew the everyday, for a future beyond fossils! Learn more about us as a workplace upm.com/careers

We are looking for a Trade Compliance Manager, Supply Chain, EMEIA to join UPM Adhesive Materials in Poland to lead topics across EMEIA. Greetings from your future manager “Welcome to our team! If you enjoy navigating the complexities of Trade Compliance requirements and business risk, this role gives you the opportunity to make a real impact across our organization. You will lead our Trade Compliance function, shape governance and compliance practices, and develop our team in Poland. Together, we will build a proactive, business-oriented function that enables growth, and supports business decisions. Join us!" – Emilia Obuchowska, Director, Supply Chain, EMEIA

What you will do

• Lead and develop the Customs Clearance and Export teams in Poland
• Develop team capabilities, including succession planning, and ensuring deputy coverage
• Own and continuously improve Trade Compliance governance, processes and controls across EMEIA
• Ensure compliance with customs, export control and international trade regulations across the region
• Identify, assess and mitigate risks, driving corrective and preventive actions where needed
• Lead customs audits, internal reviews and interactions with customs authorities, ensuring effective follow-up and compliance
• Drive simplification, standardization and digitalization of Trade Compliance processes, reporting and master data management
• Build Trade Compliance awareness and capabilities through training, guidance and knowledge sharing across the global organization
• Act as a trusted business partner by translating regulatory requirements into practical solutions and fostering collaboration across regional and global teams

Who you are

• You have a relevant university degree and/or at least 7 years of experience in Trade Compliance, International Trade, Customs and/or logistics
• You have minimum 3 years of demonstrated practical experience in customs matters
• You have completed relevant training and have certification in customs legislation from a recognised authority or accredited institution
• You have a minimum of 5 years of experience leading and developing teams
• You have strong knowledge of customs and international trade regulations, including import/export requirements, tariff classification, customs valuation, origin management and trade documentation
• You are able to identify compliance risks and improvement opportunities and translate regulatory requirements into practical business solutions
• You are comfortable working cross-functionally in an international environment and navigating a changing regulatory landscape
• You are open to digitalisation and leveraging AI-powered tools to improve processes and decision-making
• You communicate confidently in English and Polish; knowledge of other languages is considered an asset

This is what we offerto you

• A meaningful job:We have an inspiring purpose“We renew the everyday for a future beyond fossils".
• A caring community:Our community is built on great team spirit and shared commitment. We care about each other and thewell-beingof our colleagues.We support the work-life balance of all our employees.
• Development opportunities:We offer you great opportunities to learn and grow throughout your career. We are an international, multi-businessorganizationoffering plenty of avenues for personal growth.
• Responsible employer:Sustainability is at the core of everything we do. We are committed to ambitious, science-based sustainability targets in all areas,from climate changemitigationtoenhancingbiodiversity. We foster diversity and inclusivity, offering a work environment in which everyone can be themselves.

Learn about ourRewardingandourWays of working.

Additionalinformationabout the position

This positionis located in Nowa Wieś Wrocławska, Poland or Biskupice Podgórne, Poland. This position offers a hybrid working model, combining remote work from home with regular on‑site collaboration. The position holder will report to Director, Supply Chain, EMEIA. The position requires occasional travelling.

Country-specific information

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UPM business information

UPM Adhesive Materials provides high-performance, innovative self-adhesive products, including label materials, graphics solutions, and specialty tapes, as well as reliable services close to customers.We are one of UPM’s fastest-growing global businesses employing around 3,300 professionals. In 2025, our sales reachednearly €1.7 billion($1.95 billion).Read more:adhesivematerials.upm.com

Follow UPM onX|LinkedIn|Facebook|YouTube|Instagram #UPM #materialsolutions #WeRenewTheEveryday #LI-POST #LI-HYBRID UPM is a material solutions company, renewing products and entire value chains with an extensive portfolio of renewable fibres, advanced materials, decarbonization solutions, and communication papers. Our performance in sustainability has been recognized by third parties, including EcoVadis and the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices. We operate globally and employ approximately 15,100 people worldwide, with annual sales of approximately €9.7 billion. Our shares are listed on Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd. UPM – we renew the everyday