Regional Trade & Customs Operational Lead
Description
The North America Trade Operations Lead is part of Meta’s Global Trade Operations team, which is part of the Global Scaled Compliance Operations organization. As Trade Operations, we partner closely with all internal business partners engaged in cross-border trade to enable them to move fast, compliantly and efficiently. This includes our Infrastructure, Reality Labs, Enterprise supply chains. In partnership with Trade Legal, Tax and Finance we educate, enable and empower the organization by building sustainable trade compliance practices that align to the needs of the business while also being scalable for a rapidly growing global footprint. The Trade Operations team is invested in aligning and operationalizing trade practices through a combination of training, responsive partnership, demonstrated experience in both subject matter expertise and customer service.
Responsibilities
Serve as the primary point of contact for trade operations covering the NORAM region, including partnership with internal stakeholders, counsel, and customs brokers Facilitate day-to-day import/export activities and assess accurate documentation for cross-border shipments Monitor trade compliance inquiries by governmental enforcement agencies for resolution and root cause analysis Determine HTS and ECCN classifications and maintain required documentation Monitor compliance through assessments Support internal/external audits and post-entry reviews Develop and implement corrective actions for any compliance gaps Coordinate, obtain and manage Support Manage the collection of information and preparation of export/import licenses and permits Drive efficiencies in operations and within the NORAM Trade Compliance program. Support global trade compliance programs and initiatives including Trade Preference programs, new product introduction efforts, country expansion strategies and development of cross-functional relationships Willingness to do all necessary tasks to get the job done. At Meta, nothing is someone else’s problem
Qualifications
8+ years experience in global trade compliance related roles, with emphasis on US jurisdiction 4-year university degree in business, law, economics, finance or related discipline Demonstrated experience with trade compliance related routines eg. HTS and ECCN Classification, determining and supporting the Trade Compliance requirements of cross-border movements of goods Demonstrated experience with US and Customs Regulations and Export Control regulations (under the Export Administration Regulations) Proven track record to work with minimal supervision in fast paced, cross-functional, and global environment Willingness to travel as required Post-graduate degree in business, law, economics, finance or related discipline Experience using Canadian Automated Regulatory Management (CARM) System for Canada entries compliance oversight Experience managing export classification programs Customs broker license
Compensation: $147,000/year to $210,000/year + bonus + equity + benefits