Overview A global industrial organization is seeking a Trade Compliance Manager to support and strengthen its enterprise compliance program. This individual will serve as a key resource for international trade compliance matters, partner closely with business leaders and cross-functional teams to identify and mitigate regulatory risk, and support compliance obligations associated with U.S. government contracts. Key Responsibilities Serve as a trusted advisor on U.S. and international trade compliance matters, including export controls, sanctions, licensing requirements, and import regulations. Provide practical guidance to business stakeholders on day-to-day import and export activities. Lead or support compliance reviews, risk assessments, internal audits, and regulatory inquiries. Develop and deliver compliance training programs to increase awareness of trade-related requirements across the organization. Assist with the creation, maintenance, and enhancement of policies, procedures, and internal controls related to global trade activities. Support compliance due diligence efforts associated with acquisitions, integrations, and other strategic initiatives. Advise internal stakeholders on compliance requirements related to U.S. government contracts and subcontracting activities. Assist with interpreting contract requirements and evaluating associated compliance risks. Support responses to audits, reviews, government inquiries, and other oversight activities. Help develop and maintain compliance processes, controls, and training related to government contracting requirements.
Participate in compliance assessments associated with acquisitions and newly integrated operations. Qualifications 8+ years of experience in international trade compliance and government contract compliance - experience within manufacturing, industrial, aerospace, or defense environments is highly preferred. Deep understanding of U.S. export control regulations, including ITAR and EAR. Experience with import/export operations, classifications, licensing, customs requirements, and related trade compliance processes. Working knowledge of U.S. government contracting regulations, including FAR, DFARS, and related compliance frameworks. Ability to travel ~25% of the time.