Analyst - Customs & Trade

JOB DESCRIPTION

.HS Classification Knowledge:

• knowledge of the Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) and the General Rules of Interpretation of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.
• Ability to apply regulatory, judicial, international, and local customs decisions to the classification of products.
• Proficient in documenting classification and other government agency determinations to ensure defensible positions during audits or inquiries.

Customs Compliance:

• Familiarity with customs regulations and laws across multiple jurisdictions to ensure strict control and compliance.
• Engineering and Technical Knowledge:
• Knowledge of materials science, specifically metals and plastics, to analyze the technical composition of automotive components.

RESPONSIBILITIES

HS Classification

Global Classification: Conduct HS Classification for automotive parts across various global markets including India, Europe, the US, North America, South Africa, Thailand, and Vietnam. Ensure compliance with the specific requirements of each region.

Regulatory Updates: Monitor and interpret changes in customs rules and notifications. Assess the impact of these changes on duty rates and HS codes, and update the relevant classifications accordingly.

Periodic Reviews: Perform regular reviews of global HS classifications and customs rules across different countries. Compile and submit detailed reports to ensure ongoing compliance and to optimize duty costs

QUALIFICATIONS

Qualifications / Expectations:

Education:

• Min Bachelor's degree (BE / B.Tech) in Automobile or Mechanical Engineering.
• MBA in Import/Exports is preferred to strengthen the candidate's understanding of global trade and customs regulations.

Experience:

• 4-6 years of experience in customs operations, HS classification, and FTA analysis, specifically within the engineering or electronics sectors, with a strong preference for experience in the automotive industry.