Sr Trade Compliance Analyst

Responsibilities

• Manage the Customs Compliance function for several businesses across Canada
• Ensure entries are made in compliance with applicable customs regulations for both CSA (Customs Self-Assessment) and regular commercial stream, support day-to-day entry requirements, reconciliation of filings and valid use of duty mitigation practices
• Support site assessments and audits; corrective actions and provide training to back up import personnel and other functional areas
• Advise Trade Compliance COE and management of key issues, new and potential problems, including notices, penalties and other inquiries by Canadian Customs. Manage the resolution
• Function as a valued technical consultant to organization and regularly depended on for their subject matter expertise
• Use independent authority to verify the legality of the transaction and the accuracy of the information submitted and may inquire into any aspect of an import by Honeywell
• Defines and leads problem solving process which supports COE goals and objectives
• Uses technical capability and significant problem analysis to establish most effective solution for complex problems that involve interaction of several functions
• Serve as Business Account Manager in CARM Client portal for active importers of Honeywell and implement changes to accommodate CBSA CARM requirements for future releases
• Ensure payments to CBSA / Receiver General are made on time and in accordance with RSF (Revenue Summary Form) / SOA (Statement of Account)
• Independently leads problem analysis to develop new processes and procedures
• Drives to completion projects that are limited in nature and scope
• Apply greater judgment to import transaction to handle difficult and complex transactions using skills from experience or advanced training / education to resolve a wide range of issues in imaginative as well as practical ways
• Direct the application of processes too small to medium projects

The Honeywell building is a controlled goods program environment. Candidates must be eligible for CGP clearance and extended Security Clearance.

YOU MUST HAVE

• CCS (Certified Customs Specialist) or CTCS (Certified Trade Compliance Specialist) Certification Designation in good standing
• 5 plus years of experience in Canadian trade or customs regulations in a multi-national, consulting, or customs broker environment

WE VALUE

• Bachelor’s degree
• 10+ years of CSA (Customs Self-Assessment) experience
• Advanced degree
• Knowledge of SAP
• Strong working knowledge of Import Compliance fundamentals - tariff Classification, valuation, and country of origin determination
• Strong analytical, problem solving and organizational skills; assertive, strong initiative and customer focused with the ability to collaborate in a matrix oriented environment
• Excellent computer skills (Microsoft programs)
• Ability to conduct training and present to groups
• Team work and ability to work across all aspects of an organization
• Excellent communication skills
• Problem solving skills
30+ days ago