Trade Compliance Intern

Monmouth University; United States; Remote; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

Amalie Trade Compliance Consulting is seeking a motivated undergraduate intern to support our trade compliance programs. You will conduct research on U.S. trade statutes and policies, help draft and edit client materials, and assist with outreach and media efforts.

This remote role requires location within the United States and offers flexible 10–20 hours per week with a $20/hour pay rate. Interns will gain hands-on exposure to U.S., UK, EU, and other regimes and sit in on client calls and

Qualifications

• Undergraduate student with at least 4 completed semesters as of start date.
• Proactive attitude and process-improvement mindset.
• Demonstrated interest in international trade, global governance, or political science.
• Excellent and detail-oriented research, writing, editing, and proofreading skills.
• Nice to have: experience critically reading regulatory or legal documents.
• Nice to have: social media experience and/or AI experience.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research on U.S. trade statutes, regulations, policy, and international trade law.
• Complete writing projects, such as blog posts and LinkedIn posts; assist with outreach.
• Proofread and edit content for publication or client use.
• Attend regulatory and policy events and share notes.
• Update or draft document templates and presentations.
• Perform other duties as needed.

Skills

Research skills

Writing/editing

Proactive attitude

Interest in international trade

Education

Undergraduate student – intl political economy/intl relations/intl business/intl economics/supply chain mgmt/political science/public policy

Job description

Companies around the world are required to consider national security, foreign policy, and tariff considerations before they engage in cross-border transactions. Different countries have different requirements, and these country-by-country requirements layer on top of each other within each business transaction in complex ways. The country from which a company is exporting may have different requirements than the country into which the company is importing, for example, and the country where the company is headquartered may add yet another set of requirements.

Understanding which requirements apply to a company’s transactions, and ensuring that the company complies with those requirements, is generally the role of the company’s trade compliance team. Amalie Trade Compliance Consulting supports corporate teams conducting this work.

Amalie Trade Compliance Consulting is a rapidly growing consulting company that focuses on practical and sustainable compliance solutions and services that create business efficiencies while mitigating compliance risks.

Amalie supports companies’ compliance with U.S., UK, EU and other import, export, sanctions, and antiboycott regimes through Program Advisory Services and Managed Services.

The Amalie team of analysts, consultants, and project managers has extensive experience working for multinational corporations within their in-house trade compliance programs.

About the Internship

Selected interns will support Amalie in a variety of ways, both within Program Advisory Services and Managed Services. Interns will receive training in understanding U.S. trade regulations, their policy implications, and their impact on specific businesses. In addition, interns will have the opportunity to sit in on approved client calls, monitor and analyze relevant Congressional and Executive agency updates, conduct guided research on trade topics, and draft and revise documents to improve Amalie’s catalogue of trade-related resources and templates.

Responsibilities and Duties

• Conducting research on a variety of topics relating to U.S. trade statutes, regulations, and policy; the laws and policies of other nations; and international trade law.
• Completing writing projects, such as blog or LinkedIn posts, and assisting with media outreach and marketing, as needed.
• Proofreading and editing content for publication or for client use.
• Attending regulatory and policy-related events and sharing notes on the information presented.
• Updating or drafting document templates and presentations.
• Other activities as needed.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate (with at least 4 completed semesters of college coursework as of the internship’s start date) student majoring in international political economy, international relations, international business, international economics, supply chain management, political science, public policy, or a related field.
• Proactive attitude and process-improvement mindset.
• Demonstrated interest in international trade, global governance, or political science.
• Excellent and detail-oriented research, writing, editing, and proofreading skills.
• Nice to have: Specific experience critically reading regulatory, legal, or other administrative documents is a plus (e.g., in coursework, through prior internships or volunteerism, or in activities like Model United Nations, Mock Trial, etc.).
• Nice to have: Social media experience and/or experience with Artificial Intelligence.

Pay Rate, Hours, Location, and Equipment

• $20/hour.
• Flexible schedule: 10-20 hours a week during the school year or summer; start date in Winter / Spring Semester TBD after interview.
• Interns will work entirely remotely but must be located within the United States. Interns in certain locations may be able to meet with team members occasionally (e.g., in Houston; Dallas; Washington, D.C.).
• Interns will use their own computer/equipment.