International Trade & Customs Senior Analyst

Role Summary

International Trade & Customs Senior Analyst

Responsibilities

• Manage customs compliance and classification activities: Ensure accurate product classification using HTS for imports and Schedule B codes for exports; evaluate and apply duty-saving provisions such as Free Trade Agreements and Customs duty saving programs.
• Oversee systems-based trade execution: Utilize SAP and Global Trade Services (GTS) for trade data management, product classification, export declarations and customs documentation; ensure seamless interface with external brokers and customs authorities.
• Ensure U.S. export compliance and perform AES Export Declaration filing: Manage timely and accurate filing of EEI via AES, ensuring compliance with U.S. Census Bureau and BIS export regulations.
• Coordinate with customs brokers and government agencies: Serve as the primary liaison with CBP, FDA, USDA, and other regulatory agencies; oversee customs broker performance against KPIs for accuracy, timeliness, and cost.
• Implement trade compliance controls and training: Develop and maintain SOPs for import/export activities, conduct training on customs and trade compliance, and support internal readiness for audits, acquisitions, and product launches.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor‚Äôs degree in science, Engineering, Supply Chain, or a related field (or equivalent experience)
• Required Experience: A minimum of 7 years of direct experience in international trade compliance, with hands-on responsibility for import/export operations
• Top skills: Advanced expertise in HTS classification, SAP/GTS systems, and AES export filing
• Preferred: In-depth knowledge of HTS classification and SAP/GTS functionality; knowledge of U.S. regulatory frameworks including CBP, BIS, FDA, USDA, DEA, and EPA; experience with Free Trade Agreements, Incoterms, valuation methods (including First Sale), and export controls; certifications such as Licensed Customs Broker, Import Manager or Certified Export Coordinator (CEC); background in pharmaceutical or life sciences industries with GMP/GDP knowledge; ability to manage cross-functional projects and develop trade compliance infrastructure in a global supply chain; strong interpersonal and teamwork skills

Skills

• HTS classification
• SAP/GTS
• AES export filing
• Regulatory compliance
• Trade documentation
• Cross-functional project management

Education

• Bachelor‚Äôs degree in science, Engineering, Supply Chain, or related field (or equivalent experience)

Additional Requirements

• Travel: Up to 10% annually
• Location: Hybrid work environment; relocated to Downtown Indianapolis in October 2025