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Principal Specialist, Trade Compliance
GlobalFoundries. Own day to day export compliance execution and provide timely, practical guidance to business teams, logistics, sales and customer service, freight forwarders, customers, suppliers, and service providers .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in export compliance execution, including export classification, license management, and adherence to U.S. regulations. Proven ability to lead cross-functional projects and provide actionable guidance on compliance requirements.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Export Compliance ExecutionExport Classification (ECCN/EAR99)Export Administration Regulations (EAR)U.S. Sanctions Programs (OFAC)Trade Compliance Tools Proficiency
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Hard Skills
Export LicensingInternal ControlsRecordkeeping RequirementsTariff ClassificationCustoms ValuationData AnalysisRisk AuditsCompliance Procedures DevelopmentGTM/GTS ComplianceBIS Submissions
Soft Skills
Analytical SkillsProblem SolvingWritten CommunicationVerbal CommunicationProject Leadership
Tools & Technologies
Oracle GTMSAP GTSTrade Compliance Tools
Industry Keywords
Export ComplianceInternational Trade OperationsHighly Regulated ManufacturingSemiconductor IndustryCustoms Operations
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesOracle
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Own day to day export compliance execution and provide timely, practical guidance to business teams, logistics, sales and customer service, freight forwarders, customers, suppliers, and service providers
- Review and release export transactions, including resolution of GTM/GTS compliance blocks and urgent or high priority shipments
- Determine and validate export classifications (ECCN/EAR99) for products, wafers, samples, technology, software, and equipment
- Prepare, submit, and manage export license applications, license exception usage, and license conditions
- Oversee restricted party, end use, and end user screening; investigate potential matches and red flags; support due diligence and risk intelligence reviews
- Conduct risk based audits of export transactions, AES/EEI filings, and supporting documentation
- Develop, maintain, and improve export compliance procedures, records, controls, and operating practices
- Advise on export control and sanctions requirements for hand carries, samples, documents, technology transfers, and deemed exports
- Assess internal controls, identify root causes and compliance gaps, and drive corrective and preventive actions
- Translate complex export control requirements into actionable guidance and operating requirements
- Support import compliance execution, including reconciliation of customs broker entries and post summary corrections
- Review ACE reports and import data and coordinate with customs brokers to resolve errors and duty issues
- Support tariff matters and CTPAT program activities
- Lead cross functional trade compliance projects and contribute to systems enhancements and process transformation
- Design and deliver training and practical guidance on export and import compliance requirements
- Lead resolution of complex operational issues and implement improvements to processes, systems, and controls
- Develop recommendations affecting operations, costs, customers, and cross functional processes
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor degree
- Five years of progressively responsible experience in export compliance, trade compliance, or international trade operations
- Advanced working knowledge of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), U.S. sanctions programs (OFAC), export licensing, internal controls, and recordkeeping requirements
- Working knowledge of U.S. import regulations and customs operations, including tariff classification, customs valuation, country of origin, and CBP recordkeeping requirements
- Demonstrated ability to lead projects, coordinate cross functional work, influence without direct authority, and guide business partners or less experienced colleagues
- Strong analytical, investigative, problem solving, and written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to manage competing priorities, work independently, and drive complex issues to timely resolution
- Professional fluency in written and spoken English
- Proficiency with trade compliance, screening, and data analysis tools; ability to learn and apply new systems quickly
- Hands on experience with export classification, license applications and management, and BIS submissions
- Up to 10% travel
- Semiconductor industry experience or experience in another highly regulated, technology focused manufacturing environment (preferred)
- Experience with Oracle GTM and SAP GTS (preferred)