Senior Customs Specialist-Mandarin

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

• 1. Handle in-house U.S. import customs operations, coordinating documentation, customs clearance, duty payments, and cargo release with customs brokers and internal teams.
• 2. Review commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, HTS classifications, declared values, and country of origin to ensure accurate and consistent customs information.
• 3. Coordinate customs duty declarations, entry corrections, duty refunds, and drawback claims as applicable. Prepare supporting documents, review filing records, and track each case through completion.
• 4. Use the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) and relevant customs filing systems to review entry status, duty information, and clearance records. Maintain accurate internal tracking records.
• 5. Reconcile duty payments, customs statements, and broker charges, and investigate discrepancies with customs brokers and finance teams.
• 6. Independently follow up on customs examinations, cargo holds, documentation requests, and clearance delays, coordinating with relevant parties to resolve issues.
• 7. Monitor changes in U.S. customs requirements and tariff policies, assess their impact on daily operations, and communicate relevant updates internally.
• 8. Maintain customs documentation and refund records, support internal compliance reviews, and provide operational guidance to internal teams.

• 1. At least three years of hands-on experience in U.S. import customs clearance or in-house customs operations.
• 2. Strong practical knowledge of U.S. customs duty declarations, entry corrections, duty payments, refunds, and drawback procedures.
• 3. Hands-on experience with ACE and relevant customs filing systems, including reviewing entry records, tracking filing status, and reconciling duty information.
• 4. Working knowledge of HTS classification, customs valuation, country-of-origin requirements, and applicable duties and tariffs.
• 5. Ability to independently manage daily customs operations, resolve discrepancies, and coordinate complex clearance issues with customs brokers.
• 6. Proficiency in Mandarin Chinese and English for daily business communication and documentation.
• 7. Strong attention to detail, accountability, communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple time-sensitive tasks.
• 8. Must have valid authorization to work in the United States and be available to work on-site. Remote work is not available.
• 9. This is an in-house customs operations position. A U.S. Customs Broker License is not required.

• 1. Experience coordinating duty refunds, drawback claims, or post-entry adjustments with customs brokers.
• 2. Experience with ocean imports, international freight forwarding, or cross-border e-commerce logistics.
• 3. Experience maintaining customs records, reviewing broker performance, or supporting internal compliance reviews.

Salary:
Negotiable based on relevant experience and qualifications.

Benefits:
Fully covered UHC PPO health, vision, and dental insurance, plus paid time off.

Immigration and employment support: H-1B / OPT support available.