Trade Compliance Analyst (USMCA) - The Toro Company

The Toro Company•Bloomington, MN

5d•$90,000 - $105,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Toro Company is seeking a Trade Compliance Analyst with a focus on USMCA to join their team. This role is crucial for ensuring the company's compliance with USMCA regulations, analyzing product origin, and maintaining accurate documentation. The position offers an opportunity to build a career in trade compliance within a well-established, global company known for its commitment to quality and community.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree preferred; HS Diploma minimum
5+ years of deep experience working with USMCA qualification
Knowledge of tariff classification, country of origin, and valuation
Experience with CBP’s ACE portal
Ability to work independently with a high level of initiative
Detail-oriented and able to handle multiple high priority tasks
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Full professional fluency in English; both written and verbal
Excellent proficiency in MS Office (Outlook, Excel, Word)
Familiar with SAP & other enterprise systems

Nice To Haves

Licensed Customs Broker or Certified Customs Specialist a plus

Responsibilities

Conduct product origin analyses to determine eligibility for USMCA preferential treatment.
Review bills of materials, manufacturing processes, and supplier declarations to assess regional value content (RVC) and tariff shift requirements.
Manage HTS classification.
Maintain and update USMCA certifications of origin, ensuring accuracy and timely renewal.
Communicate with suppliers to obtain, validate, and archive origin documentation.
Maintain organized, audit-ready records in accordance with USMCA and CBP requirements.
Ensure proper retention of certificates, supplier affidavits, classification data, and supporting documentation.
Support internal and external audits related to USMCA claims.
Monitor regulatory changes related to USMCA and other trade agreements, advising internal stakeholders on impacts.
Support broader trade compliance activities, including import/export controls, valuation, and country-of-origin marking.
Provide training and guidance on USMCA requirements and document best practices.
Provide support for all other duties within the department as necessary.