Licensed Customs Broker

Charger Logistics Inc

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About The Position

Charger Logistics is an asset-based carrier handling a range of freight, including dedicated loads, specialized hauls, temperature-controlled goods, and HAZMAT cargo. The company supports employees’ learning and professional growth and is expanding its team. The Licensed Customs Broker will lead organizational licensing and national-permit readiness and applications, and serve as the licensed corporate officer and designated licensed individual supporting the permit, subject to applicable requirements and approvals. The role establishes customs supervision and control, oversees importer onboarding and brokerage processes, implements customs filing systems and workflows, and recruits and manages the operating team. It also works with finance and commercial teams on pricing, budgets, performance, and controls over duties, taxes, and customer payments. The position must be performed from the United States.

Requirements

Hold an active, issued individual U.S. Customs Broker licence in good standing; passing the examination or holding CCS certification alone is insufficient.
Have recent customs brokerage leadership experience, including staff supervision and accountability for compliance, filing quality, and service delivery.
Have strong working knowledge of CBP requirements, ACE/ABI, entry and entry-summary processes, importer authorization, and customs exception resolution.
Be willing and eligible to assume genuine corporate officer and national-permit supervision responsibilities.
Be able to perform the role from the United States.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Canada–U.S. commercial truck clearances.
Eight or more years of brokerage experience, including three or more years leading a team or function.
Experience with brokerage launches, licensing applications, filing-system implementation, or branch performance ownership.

Responsibilities

Lead organizational license and national-permit readiness and applications.
Serve as the licensed corporate officer and designated licensed individual supporting the permit, subject to applicable requirements and approvals.
Establish responsible supervision and control through staff training, entry reviews, escalation procedures, recordkeeping, and compliance monitoring.
Build importer onboarding and direct power-of-attorney processes.
Oversee classification, valuation, origin, agency requirements, customs release, and entry summaries.
Implement customs filing software and ACE/ABI workflows with the technology team, connecting document intake, release status, billing, and reconciliation with Charger’s TMS.
Recruit, train, and supervise the operating team with in-house recruiters.
Establish shipment coverage, quality controls, and contingency arrangements.
Work with finance and commercial teams on pricing, budgets, and performance.
Maintain controls over duties, taxes, and customer payments without financing importer duty advances.