Senior Manager, Corporate Trade - Export

Aptiv•Boston, MA

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About The Position

Aptiv is seeking an experienced Export Compliance Manager to support its Engineered Components business, primarily Aptiv Interconnect. The role supports growth in aerospace, defense, and other regulated markets by identifying export-control requirements early and enabling compliant business execution. Reporting to the Director, Global Export Compliance & Strategy, the Manager partners with business, Engineering, Sales, Operations, IT, Security, Legal, and Trade teams on classifications, licensing, customer reviews, and controlled technical data. The position serves as the primary export-controls partner for Engineered Components and Aptiv Interconnect. It integrates export controls into customer pursuits, quotations, product development, and new program launches; provides guidance on applicable U.S. export-control and sanctions requirements; and supports licensing, reviews, restricted-information controls, assessments, investigations, corrective actions, training, and recordkeeping. The role also monitors regulatory developments and strengthens execution through standardized processes, data, and technology.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
At least 5 years of experience in export controls, sanctions, or international trade compliance.
Strong knowledge of the EAR, ITAR, OFAC sanctions, and U.S. export licensing requirements.
Experience classifying products, software, technology, and technical data.
Experience supporting aerospace, defense, government, or other regulated markets.
Ability to analyze technical information and translate regulatory requirements into practical business guidance.
Must be eligible to access export-controlled information under applicable U.S. laws and authorizations.

Nice To Haves

Advanced degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary export controls partner for Engineered Components and Aptiv Interconnect.
Embed export controls into customer pursuits, quotations, product development, and new program launches.
Identify requirements involving defence, aerospace, government, and other regulated customers and applications.
Provide guidance on the EAR, ITAR, OFAC sanctions, licensing, classifications, and controlled technology transfers.
Classify products, software, technology, and technical data using documented engineering and end-use information.
Assess licensing requirements and prepare applications, agreements, and supporting documentation.
Conduct customer, end-user, end-use, destination, and sanctions reviews.
Establish controls for ITAR and other restricted technical information.
Support assessments, investigations, disclosures, corrective actions, training, and recordkeeping.
Monitor regulatory developments and strengthen execution through standardized processes, data, and technology.