Lead, Trade Compliance
Lead, Trade Compliance
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Reviewing, preparing and submitting ITAR and EAR license applications
- Providing guidance regarding ITAR Exemptions and EAR Exceptions
- Serving as an Empowered Official in accordance with ITAR requirements
- Acting as a primary point of contact with U.S. Government regulators on international trade licensing matters
- Managing export authorizations, DDTC notifications and regulatory reporting
- Reviewing international employee travel for trade compliance requirements
- Reviewing foreign-national visitors, restricted-party screening and required authorizations
- Supporting enterprise reporting, including annual sales, encryption and other regulatory requirements
- Developing trade compliance procedures, processes, templates and guidance
- Creating and delivering trade compliance training, webinars and educational programs
- Supporting internal monitoring, investigations and compliance outreach
- Partnering across business units to enable compliant international growth
- Significant ITAR and EAR expertise
- At least 5 years of experience working with ITAR Exemptions and EAR Exceptions
- Hands-on experience drafting and submitting international trade license applications
- Empowered Official experience, preferably within aerospace and defense
- Aerospace/defense licensing experience
- Experience interacting directly with U.S. Government regulators
- Strong knowledge of export authorization management and regulatory recordkeeping
- Excellent written, verbal and presentation skills
- High levels of judgment, integrity, discretion and attention to detail
- Ability to work effectively with stakeholders at all levels of an organization
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and SharePointAbility to travel domestically approximately 30%Ability to obtain a U.S. Secret security clearance
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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