Remote Trade Compliance Analyst – Import & Data Insights

Spreetail; Nebraska; Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Spreetail is hiring a Trade Compliance Analyst to own import entry audits, strengthen customs compliance, and build scalable tools that improve data accuracy and reduce duty overspend. You will collaborate with brokers, Finance, Transportation, and other teams to ensure efficient, compliant global trade operations.

Join a fast-growing ecommerce company that values flexible work options and in-person quarterly alignment in Lincoln, with opportunities to influence cross-functional processes and

Qualifications

• Experience with U.S. customs compliance and HTS classification is a plus.
• Strong analytical and detail-oriented approach to identify errors and quantify impact.
• Ability to collaborate with brokers, cross-functional teams, and finance to ensure compliance.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end import entry audit process including CBP docs and discrepancies.
• Manage Post Summary Corrections (PSCs) and monitor broker performance with Finance to recover overpayments.
• Support customs classification accuracy by reviewing HTS and resolving discrepancies.
• Analyze import data to identify compliance risks, duty savings opportunities, and develop dashboards and automation.
• Collaborate with Transportation, Finance, Merchandising, brokers, and cross-functional teams to improve processes and data integrity.

Skills

Analytical skills

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Tools

Dashboards

Automation

Reporting tools

Job description

Spreetail is hiring a Trade Compliance Analyst to own import entry audits, strengthen customs compliance, and build scalable tools that improve data accuracy and reduce duty overspend. You will collaborate with brokers, Finance, Transportation, and other teams to ensure efficient, compliant global trade operations.

Join a fast-growing ecommerce company that values flexible work options and in-person quarterly alignment in Lincoln, with opportunities to influence cross-functional processes and