About this role
Objective of job:
- Responsible for documentation and preperation of import and export customs documents
- Ensure a timely clearance of shipments in compliance with all applicable regulations.
- Assign Tariff Classifications.
Principle Activities:
- Communicate daily with customs brokers; provide documentation and guidance for customs clearance
- Resolve problems impacting import and export shipments
- Prepare import/export related documentation
- Perform pre-entry and post-entry reviews of import and export documents
- Assure correct customs valuations of imported items
- Provide guidance to shipment’s requestors in regards to customs valuations methods and customs procedures
- Address the government agency requirements for imported or exported products
- Review and approved for payment customs broker invoices
- Collect and review commodity information from Engineering, Procurement, suppliers and other parties and classify raw-materials, equipment and parts internally produced, according to the General Rules for the Interpretation and the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States
- Develop and retain audit trails to support the classification assigned, and valuation of the goods
- Maintain data base related to commodity classifications in the internal ERP system
- Reconcile entry discrepancies, submit post-entry adjustments and protests as required
- Perform internal audits of customs information recorded in the database, and import entries
- Classify goods shipped abroad using Schedule B tariff codes; determine if the commodity has EAR99 or ECCN
- Maintain accurate and complete record keeping of all trade transactions
- Participates in the development of internal manuals related to import and export requirements and development for customs
- Provide guidance to internal and external stakeholders as it relates to customs operations
- Monitoring of customs regulations changes and propose changes to internal procedures or new procedure to align
- Creates periodically statistics related to import / export operations and duty payments
- Assist in answering CBP’s requests for information
- Maintain KPIs
- Provides support with CBP’s audits
Job Requirements:
- Bachelor's Degree preferred but not required. Area of study: Business Administration, Customs Compliance of International Trade.
- 1 to 2 years of experience with GRI & HTS.
- 1 year of NCBFAA CCS.
- 3 to 5 years of Customs Compliance experience.
- 1 to 2 years of Customs Valuation Methodologies.
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We are looking forward to your application.
Company / Legal Entity: DAA Dräxlmaier Automotive of America LLC., Org-Code: F-AM63 |
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About D-Career
WE CREATE CHARACTER – Innovations by the DRÄXLMAIER Group mark the character of premium automobiles worldwide. As a systems partner to notable automobile manufacturers such as Audi, BMW, Jaguar, Land Rover, Maserati, Mercedes-Benz, MINI, Porsche and Volkswagen, as well as Californian premium automotive manufacturers, we develop and manufacture complex wiring harness systems, central electrical and electronic parts, exclusive interiors and battery systems for electric mobility. We supply the whole process chain, from the very first idea, the development and production process, right up to just in sequence delivery to our customers.
The DRÄXLMAIER Group is one of the top 100 automobile suppliers in the world and operates at more than 60 sites in over 20 countries. Founded in Germany in 1958, it now employs around 65,000 people worldwide. In 2024, our company reached sales of 5.5 billion Euros.
Fascination for the automobile is what marks our products and motivates our employees. Together with their passion for the automobile and enthusiasm for anything new, their commitment is an excellent prerequisite for finding continually new, intelligent, sustainable ways of shaping the character of the automobile.
At DRÄXLMAIER, young professionals can pursue their careers in the automobile industry. Those with work experience will find new challenges and individual ways of furthering their development at our company. As an owner-managed family company, we feel a particular obligation towards our employees. We are convinced that a responsible, long-term way of thinking is essential for economic success.
We offer attractive positions, particularly in the field of technology, engineering and information technology.
At www.draexlmaier.jobs you will find all the information concerning career opportunities at DRÄXLMAIER.
What you'll do
- The Customs Specialist is responsible for the documentation and preparation of import and export customs documents, ensuring timely clearance of shipments in compliance with regulations. They also communicate with customs brokers, resolve shipment issues, and maintain accurate records of trade transactions.
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