Global Trade Compliance Analyst

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NVIDIA is looking to welcome a Global Trade Compliance Analyst to its U.S. Import Team. The position involves ensuring adherence to U.S. Customs and Border Protection regulations to maintain NVIDIA’s strict trade law compliance. You will also support an internal control program aimed at managing customs compliance risks. This is an excellent opportunity to join a team motivated by high standards and challenging objectives!

What You Will Be Doing as a Global Trade Compliance Analyst

• Manage all U.S. import clearance activities, including HTS classification, USMCA, PGA determinations, Anti-dumping/Countervailing Duty reviews, prototype requirements, and reconciliation entry requirements.
• Monitor updates and changes to HTS classifications.
• Manage Customs Brokers clearance through U.S. and Canada to ensure compliance with U.S./Canadian regulations; manage revisions/updates to Broker Standard Operating Procedures.
• Review and respond to CBP on CF28/29s; implement required corrective actions.
• Develop and put into action an internal control program centered on trade risk, including post-entry transaction audits, detailed customs policies and procedures, and the U.S. Import Compliance Manual.
• Act as subject matter expert for internal business teams for import-related questions and projects.
• Work with outside counsel to resolve complex customs issues.
• Support CTPAT program requirements.

What We Need To See

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
• Licensed U.S. Custom Broker with 3-5 years of experience in a global corporate environment; experience in the semiconductor/tech industry is a plus.
• Strong knowledge of HTS classification, valuation, and country of origin determinations.
• Experience with USMCA and using ACE.
• Ability to coordinate and prioritize work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
• Capacity to work occasional evenings and weekends.

Ways To Stand Out From The Crowd

• Capability to perform effectively in a dynamic environment.
• Proven capability to collaborate effectively with others, as well as operate autonomously.

Key skills/competency

• Trade Compliance
• HTS Classification
• USMCA
• Customs Clearance
• CBP Regulations
• Risk Management
• Import Operations
• U.S. Customs Broker
• ACE System
• Supply Chain Compliance