key_responsibilities: Process and Policy Management:Manage end-to-end customs clearance for FOB/IOR entries, including entry review, classification, and valuationOwn HTS classification accuracy and valuation methodology across the ADD/CVD-covered SKU baseServe as primary liaison with external customs brokers, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and our surety on bonding capacity and requirementsManage Importer Security Filing (ISF) compliance and entry documentation ahead of CBP deadlinesBuild and maintain the supplier documentation program - production certificates, chain-of-custody records, audit rights - in coordination with ProcurementTrack cash deposit rates and administrative review status for ADD/CVD entries; provide inputs to Finance for reserve accountingMonitor Federal Register publications and administrative review outcomes affecting covered productsWork with logistics, legal, finance, and operations teams to ensure smooth international trade processesRegulatory Compliance and Documentation Management:Support recordkeeping and reasonable-care documentation for CBP compliance and audit readinessInterpret and apply international trade laws, including ITAR, EAR, OFAC, FTR, and other relevant regulations to ensure organizational adherence Prepare, review, and maintain import/export documentation such as commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and shipper's letters of instructionUse trade management software, automation tools, and data analytics platforms to monitor compliance efficientlyDevelop and implement trade compliance policies, procedures, and corrective actions to align with company objectivesConduct internal audits, monitor compliance programs, and identify potential risks in trade operations. As Pacific Seafood transitions ADD/CVD-covered imports from DDP to FOB terms and assumes Importer of Record (IOR) status, this role will lead customs and clearance compliance for the transition and serve as the company's first in-house licensed customs broker.