Trade Compliance Analyst

• Interpret international trade regulations and apply them as necessary
• Provide guidance and requirements to personnel concerning international trade regulations
• Ensure proper use of export authorizations, including licenses, agreements, exemptions, and exceptions
• Determine and document classification designations for parts, equipment, and technology
• Complete required recordkeeping and maintain knowledge of regulatory changes
• Review contracts for global trade requirements
• Process all export orders and import/export transportation duties
• Manage trade compliance for imports and exports, including shipment workflows and strategic process improvement
• Use SAP, e2open, Microsoft Excel, ACE, and other government and business analytics systems
• Provide data and reports on compliance-function performance
• Review inbound and outbound shipping for import compliance
• Ensure supply-chain security compliance, including C-TPAT, EU AEO, and other requirements
• Represent logistics and supply chain in internal and external compliance audits
• Troubleshoot logistics issues involving compliance, transportation, and customer satisfaction
• Maintain day-to-day projects of varying scopes
• Perform post-entry audits of customs entry documents for HTS classification, value, and quantity
• Serve as primary point of contact for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection National Accounts Manager
• Collect and validate Section 232 steel and aluminum compliance data and supporting documentation
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams and customs brokers to ensure accurate duty assessment, CBP compliance, and timely customs clearance
• Review new products and determine proper HTS classification
• Collect classification documentation and maintain records
• Maintain the Trade Compliance Manual and update policies and procedures when applicable

• Bachelor's degree from four-year college or university, preferably in Supply Chain Management, Industrial Operations, Business Administration or other applicable fields
• Supply Chain certification is a plus to the position
• Experienced with Federal Trade Commission country of origin
• Advanced understanding of international business, logistics and supply chain functions, and trade compliance rules and regulations
• Knowledge of 19 CFR and ability to interpret and apply its rules and regulations
• Advanced knowledge of international trade regulations, including ITAR, EAR, and U.S. Customs regulations
• Experience with the ACE system
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing
• Strong organizational, multitasking, problem-solving, and customer service skills
• 5–9 years of experience in work directly related to import/export regulations
• Must be authorized to work in the United States
• WEG does not offer visa sponsorship for this role

Demonstrates expertise in international trade regulations, compliance management, and supply chain operations, with a strong focus on import/export processes and regulatory adherence. Proficient in utilizing analytical tools and systems to ensure compliance and optimize logistics workflows.

• International Trade Regulations
• Trade Compliance Management
• SAP Proficiency
• HTS Classification
• Supply Chain Certification

• Export Authorizations
• Regulatory Interpretation
• Recordkeeping
• Customs Entry Audits
• Data Analysis
• Logistics Troubleshooting
• Process Improvement
• Country of Origin Compliance
• C-TPAT Compliance
• ACE System Experience

• Effective Communication
• Organizational Skills
• Multitasking
• Problem-Solving
• Customer Service

• Supply Chain Certification

• 19 CFR
• ITAR
• EAR
• U.S. Customs Regulations
• Global Trade Requirements
• Import/Export Regulations
• Supply Chain Security Compliance
• Logistics Compliance Audits
• Customs Brokers Coordination
• Trade Compliance Manual

• SAP
• E2open
• Microsoft Excel
• ACE
• Government Analytics Systems