Licensed Customs Broker

YAMATO TRANSPORT USA INC•Wood Dale, IL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Yamato Transport USA, Inc. is a fully owned subsidiary of Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd., a global logistics and freight forwarding company which is the number one express parcel delivery provider in Japan. Yamato Transport USA, Inc. provides its customers with cross border business opportunities with fully maintained logistics, air freight, marine freight, customs brokerage, customer relocation, and express parcel delivery service. Yamato Transport USA, Inc. is looking for self-driven and ביותר-oriented individuals. As we grow our business domestically and internationally, we highly value individuals who can be an immediate asset to our company.

Requirements

Active U.S. Customs Broker License (mandatory)
Strong knowledge of: Import regulations and CBP requirements
Strong knowledge of: HTS, classification, and valuation rules
Strong knowledge of: PGA regulations (FDA, USDA, DOT, FTC, etc.)
Strong knowledge of: Incoterms® and international logistics processes
Proficiency in customs brokerage systems & trade compliance software (e.g., ACE, ABI systems)
Excellent communication and client-service skills
Strong attention to detail, analytical skills, and accuracy in data processing

Nice To Haves

Experience with global trade compliance or export controls (EAR/ITAR)
Knowledge of bonded warehouse and FTZ procedures
Prior experience handling customs audits and compliance programs (C-TPAT, ISF, etc.)
Multilingual ability (preferred but not required)
Bachelor’s degree preferred or equivalent experience

Responsibilities

Prepare, review, and file customs declarations, entry documents, and post-entry amendments in accordance with CBP regulations.
Classify products based on HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule) codes and determine correct duty rates and trade program eligibility.
Ensure compliance with U.S. customs laws, import/export regulations, and partner government agency requirements (FDA, USDA, EPA, etc.).
Provide clients with regulatory guidance, compliance updates, tariff changes, and trade agreement applications (e.g., USMCA).
Coordinate with freight forwarders, carriers, government officials, and internal teams to facilitate timely release and shipment delivery.
Maintain current knowledge of customs law, trade regulations, and industry developments.
Manage customs audits, binding rulings, post-summary corrections, protests, and recordkeeping compliance.
Investigate and resolve customs-related issues, holds, or discrepancies.
Train staff on customs processes, compliance standards, and documentation requirements.
Maintain broker license in good standing, including CE requirements and compliance.