Export Compliance Analyst (Deemed Exports & Technology Controls)

Applied Materials•Austin, TX

1d•$92,000 - $126,500

About The Position

Applied Materials is at the forefront of enabling the technologies that power modern life—especially the rapid expansion of AI, which is accelerating demand for advanced semiconductors and next-generation manufacturing capabilities. This role supports responsible innovation by ensuring we comply with global export controls while enabling business growth. Position Summary The Export Compliance Analyst supports Applied Material’s export compliance program with a primary focus on deemed export licensing and technology controls. You will help prepare and submit deemed export license applications, coordinate cross-functionally to collect required technical and HR data, administer and improve Technology Control Plans (TCPs) to protect controlled technology and comply with U.S. export regulations. This is a great role for someone who is energetic, eager to learn, and excited to build expertise in export controls within the fast-growing semiconductor and AI ecosystem.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent practical experience) in Supply Chain, International Business, Engineering, Legal Studies, or related field.
2 – 4 years of experience in export compliance, trade compliance, HR compliance, security compliance, or related operational compliance role.
Working knowledge of U.S. export control concepts (e.g., EAR/ITAR fundamentals, controlled technology, foreign national access, recordkeeping).
Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks, deadlines, and stakeholders simultaneously.
Clear, professional communication skills (written and verbal) with comfort working cross-functionally.

Nice To Haves

Experience with deemed export licensing and/or Technology Control Plans.
Familiarity with export classification concepts (ECCNs), controlled technology assessments, and/or technology release analysis.
Exposure to semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, hardware engineering, or R&D environments.
Experience with compliance systems/tools (e.g., GTS, OCR/ECCN tools, ticketing systems, document management).
Professional certification (or interest in pursuing), such as CUSECO, CCS, or similar trade compliance credentials.

Responsibilities

Prepare, draft, and submit deemed export license applications and related documentation (e.g., technology descriptions, controlled technology matrices, supporting narratives and records).
Coordinate inputs with Engineering, R&D, HR, Legal, Security and other relevant stakeholders to ensure accurate technical and employee information is captured.
Track licensing status, timelines, and agency requests; manage follow-ups and maintain clear internal communication on progress and outcomes.
Support post-approval compliance requirements, including license conditions, restrictions, reporting and internal communication of controls.
Develop, implement, and maintain Technology Control Plans for controlled technology and projects involving foreign national access.
Partner with Security, IT, Facilities, and functional leaders to implement TCP controls (physical, IT, procedural) including: access approvals and badging/visitor protocols controlled document labelling and storage system access reviews and permissions segregation of controlled areas and secure collaboration practices
Conduct periodic TCP assessments and support internal audits to validate controls are working as designed.
Maintain TCP documentation, evidence, and records retention in alignment with company policy and regulatory expectations.
Assist with tracking and maintaining requirements for big IT projects
Support the Export Compliance Manager with reporting, metrics, process mapping, and SOP/work instruction updates.
Assist with export compliance training and awareness efforts—especially as they relate to deemed exports and technology controls.
Participate in compliance reviews for new hires, interns, contractors, and visitors where controlled technology may be involved.
Help identify opportunities to simplify workflows, improve cycle times, and enhance data quality while maintaining compliance.