Customs Trade Compliance Analyst
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SpreetailE-commerce logistics
Listing location: Texas / Arizona / Florida / Georgia / Idaho / Illinois / Iowa / Kentucky / Massachusetts / Nevada / New Hampshire / New Jersey / North Dakota / Ohio / PennsylvaniaFull-Time
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Job Details
- Required Skills
- Data Analysis
Requirements
- Have experience with U.S. customs compliance, including CBP Form 7501.
- Understand customs valuation, country of origin requirements, and HTS classification.
- Have experience with trade remedies such as Sections 301 and 232.
- Identify documentation and duty calculation errors, quantify financial impact, and maintain accurate audit records.
- Have experience working with customs brokers and managing Post Summary Corrections (PSCs).
- Understand importer of record requirements.
- Have advanced spreadsheet and data analysis skills.
- Have experience creating reports, calculators, dashboards, or automation that improve efficiency and accuracy.
- Collaborate across teams, influence process improvements, and manage compliance risks proactively.
Responsibilities
- Own the end-to-end import entry audit process by reviewing CBP documentation, identifying discrepancies, driving corrective actions, and maintaining audit-ready records.
- Manage Post Summary Corrections (PSCs), validate duty payments, monitor broker performance, and partner with Finance to recover overpayments and ensure compliance.
- Review HTS assignments, resolve classification discrepancies, and provide guidance on complex classification issues.
- Analyze import data to identify compliance risks, duty savings opportunities, and process improvements.
- Develop dashboards, automation, and reporting tools to improve data accuracy and efficiency.
- Collaborate with Transportation, Finance, Merchandising, customs brokers, and other teams to improve customs processes, documentation, and import data integrity.
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