Supervisor - Trade and Tariff Advisory Services
$91,200 - $172,200 per year
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SALARY
$91,200 - $172,200 per year
About the role
- Client Service & Advisory
- Advise U.S. and multinational clients on customs, tariff and trade compliance matters
- Support development of trade strategies aligned with business and supply chain objectives
- Identify opportunities for duty savings, tariff mitigation and supply chain optimization
- Assist with CBP inquiries, audits, disclosures and post-entry adjustments
- Engagement Delivery
- Manage day-to-day execution of client engagements, including deliverables, timelines and communications
- Support end-to-end project lifecycle activities, including scoping, planning and tracking against budgets
- Balance multiple priorities across a dynamic and fast-paced client environment
- Collaborate with teams across tax, consulting and technology
- Practice Growth & Innovation
- Identify opportunities to expand services and deepen client relationships
- Contribute to development of tools, templates and scalable service offerings
- Support internal knowledge sharing and technical collaboration
- People & Leadership
- Coach and mentor junior team members
- Provide feedback and support team development
- Contribute to a collaborative, high-performing team culture
- Thought Leadership
- Support development of client-facing insights and presentations
- Participate in webinars, client discussions and industry forums
- Bachelor's degree in business, accounting, finance, international trade, supply chain or related field
- Requires a minimum of four years of experience in customs, international trade or global trade advisory
- Requires working knowledge of U.S. import/export regulations (e.g., CBP requirements)
- Strong analytical, research and problem-solving skills
- Proven ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Willingness to travel as needed
- Advanced degree (MA/MS, MBA, JD, LLM or similar)
- Licensed Customs Broker or other trade-related certifications (e.g., CUSECO)
- Experience with duty recovery, FTAs (e.g., USMCA), tariff engineering or trade compliance programs
- Familiarity with ERP systems (SAP, Oracle) or global trade management tools
- Experience in a consulting or professional services environment
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