International Trade Compliance Manager jobs in Washington

Come join a fun and dedicated team where you can make a real difference! AvtechTyee is committed to reducing our global environmental impact, supporting the health and safety of our employees, increasing the diversity of our workforce, and fostering mutually beneficial relationships within our community, all while developing and manufacturing some of the best and most reliable aerospace products in the industry….and we need your help!

We looking to hire a Trade Compliance Manager: who is driven to own and oversee the company’s compliance programs comply with all international laws and regulations regarding global trade requirements including but not limited to: EAR and ITAR classification, licensing of products and technical data, foreign national screening, and licensing, denied party screening, export clearance of company’s goods and technology and recordkeeping. You will bring a roll-up-your-sleeves attitude to help position our company for new growth and improved social responsibility. Project Management skills would be a real plus!

AvtechTyee offers great benefits and a focus on career development. We’re backed by a corporation but with a small company feel. We have autonomy, close-knit teams, and a wide variety of products and processes that you can play with so you will never be bored.

In this Role, you’ll get to::

• AvtechTyee uses metrics to define standards for productivity, quality, and cost. Incumbent is responsible for meeting all defined standards.

• Develop, implement, enhance, and maintain procedures, directives, policies, and work instructions

• Work closely and respond, as appropriate, to questions from sales, production, procurement, and logistics related to import and export trade compliance matters, and review all documentation ensuring import/export entry elements are declared properly and duties and taxes are properly assessed

• Assist sales and Production in compiling quotes by providing rates, tariffs, additional cost

• Serve as Subject Matter Expert on trade issues including, but not limited to, country of origin determination and marking, valuation, denied parties, embargoed countries, anti-boycott compliance and reporting, and red flag issues

• Lead internal investigations and reviews of deviations from policies and procedures and any possible resulting export/import compliance violations

• Develops content and presents export compliance training to a variety of audiences, as required

• Monitor import/export compliance through self-assessment audits with the goal of identifying weaknesses and risk

• Conduct research, determine, and assign accurate tariff classification, country of origin, valuation, of raw materials / finished goods

• Prepare, review, approve, and submit applications for export/import licenses, and other requests for authorization

• Serve as liaison with U.S. government agencies on strategy development related to specific export matters of concern, respond to inquiries from U.S. Government reviewers, and resolve application related issues