Trade Compliance Analyst

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL)•Pullman, WA

1d•$80,200 - $112,400•Onsite

About The Position

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) seeks a Trade Compliance Analyst, working with our global trade compliance manager to ensure worldwide import and export compliance. As a US manufacturer, SEL imports components and exports our products used in utility and industrial applications around the globe. Our compliance programs follow our principles of operation to practice unquestionable ethics and compliance with the pertinent regulations. Reporting through the law department, you will execute and improve compliance programs in conjunction with our logistics team in all aspects of global trade compliance.

Requirements

Have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent in International Business, International Trade or related field
Have a minimum of 5 years in an export or import compliance role
Have experience with ECCN classifications of both tangible products and technical data
Are able to understand, interpret and apply U.S. trade regulations
Are able to learn new skills and assume new responsibilities
Are self-motivated with the ability to simultaneously manage varying priorities
Have strong data analysis, problem-solving and effective communication skills
Are computer savvy with proficiency in Excel and internet research
Are able to pass background check and drug test

Nice To Haves

Previous experience with Encryption controls and Technology Control Plans
Deemed export rule knowledge and experience
CUSECO or similar Certification

Responsibilities

Under Trade Compliance Manager’s direction and supervision, perform assigned daily activities in support and furtherance of SEL’s Trade Compliance Program as defined in the company compliance manuals.
Evaluate import/export transactions and documentation for issues impacting expeditious and compliant international shipping of SEL’ s products and drive problem resolution.
Classify products, software and technology, research and apply various Rules of Origin, maintain and update HS, ECCN and COO database(s).
Create, review and approve commercial data elements and documentation as needed.
Interface and communicate internally and externally to ensure efficient transactional support and adequate control infrastructure regarding importing, exporting and Dangerous Goods shipping.
Conduct proper management and documentation of preferential trade or special treatment programs.
Assist the Trade Compliance Manager with auditing, corrective actions, training, recordkeeping and other applicable compliance controls.
Other duties and special projects as assigned.