Tarif Analyst

Description

• Support audits, investigations, and corrective actions related to customs or trade compliance issues.
• Ensure compliance with all U.S. and international trade regulations, including U.S. Customs, EAR, and ITAR as applicable.
• Monitor regulatory changes and communicate updates to internal stakeholders.
• Prepare and review import/export documentation, including commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and shipping declarations.
• Coordinate with freight forwarders, customs brokers, and carriers to ensure timely and compliant clearance of shipments.
• Classify goods using Harmonized Tarif Schedule (HTS) and Schedule B codes to determine proper duty rates and reporting requirements.
• Collaborate with procurement, logistics, and operations teams to ensure proper documentation, labeling, and country-of-origin compliance.
• Develop and maintain internal trade compliance procedures and training materials.
• Analyze and manage tariff and duty exposure, identifying opportunities to minimize landed costs through proper classification or trade agreements (e.g., USMCA).
• Maintain accurate import/export records in accordance with CBP regulations and internal audit requirements.

Requirements

• Excellent analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work effectively across departments and with external partners.
• Work performed primarily in an office environment with occasional visits to manufacturing or logistics areas.
• Exposure to global logistics operations, including import/export compliance automation systems.
• Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and ERP systems (NetSuite preferred).
• 3–7 years of experience in customs brokerage, tarif analysis, or import/export compliance.
• Knowledge of free trade agreements (USMCA, CAFTA, etc.) and preferential duty programs.
• Familiarity with U.S. import/export regulations (CBP, EAR, ITAR) and documentation requirements.
• Experience coordinating shipments with freight forwarders and customs brokers.
• May require occasional travel to ports, customs offices, or supplier locations.
• Strong knowledge of HTS classification, INCOTERMS, and customs documentation.
• Experience supporting manufacturing, energy, or defense-related exports.
• Licensed U.S. Customs Broker or equivalent certification.
• Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, International Business, or related field.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

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