Export Control Manager (DC)

Bosch Group•Washington, DC

13d•$130,000 - $160,000

About The Position

As an Export Control Manager, you provide authoritative guidance on national and international regulations like the ITAR and EAR, ensuring Bosch's compliance with them. As part of our global Export Control team, you further develop global standards and guidelines in U.S. (re-) export controls law in strong collaboration with your international colleagues.

Requirements

8+ years of Export Controls and an Bachelors Degree, as well as experience with export control in the U.S. (EAR, OFAC, ITAR and FTR)
1+ years of proven ability to influence and motivate people
In-depth knowledge of sanctions and export control laws in the U.S.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to influence and work effectively with all levels of the organization
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills internal audit skills
Continuous learner; willing to stay abreast and enjoys research
Ability to effectively coordinate activities and collaborate with groups

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated ability to act independently upon information and make decisions in adherence to compliance, regulations and policies
Demonstrated ability to identify and understand issues and resolve inquiries and develop appropriate solutions quickly, effectively and independently
Knowledge of sanctions and export control laws in the EU & UN
Strong organizational and prioritization skills
Experience in the automotive industry and understanding of export compliance related to software and technology

Responsibilities

Manage global risk management, derive globally applicable governance requirements, and develop common minimum standards in the Export Controls fields of Jurisdictional Review, Guardrails, Export Tagging, Tech. Controls, Military Business, Reg. Tracking.
Responsible for monitoring legal developments (including Executive Orders, EAR, OFAC and ITAR) and changes to U.S. (re) export control laws and regulations and assessing their impact on the business activities of Bosch Group and its subsidiaries globally.
Support the definition of appropriate measures and set related process requirements.
Support the conceptual design and further development of the re-export control law process landscape for the Bosch Group with focus on U.S. laws and regulations. This includes the further development of existing reporting systems and the use of results for the implementation of further requirements.
Responsible for conducting export audits/health checks for re-export compliance and for monitoring data analysis with regards to risk indicators in the area of export controls.
Act as a contact person for business units and central departments, and authorities.