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Job Description

Main Responsibilities

• Perform and maintain accurate tariff classification under:

  • Mexican TIGIE (LIGIE / HTS Mexico)

  • U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTSUS)

• Classify raw materials, components, finished goods, equipment, spare parts and MRO for:

  • Imports into Mexico under IMMEX (temporary and definitive)

  • Exports from Mexico to the United States

  • Product codes from SAT for Carta Porte.

• Prepare and maintain classification justification files, including:

  • HS rules of interpretation

  • Explanatory notes

  • Product descriptions, BOMs, technical drawings, and specs

• Review and validate broker-proposed classifications and resolve discrepancies

• Coordinate classification-related impacts to:

  • Virtual operations (V1)

  • Transfers between IMMEX entities

• Participate in or support:

  • SAT audits (Mexico)

  • Internal and third-party compliance assessments

• Maintain master data on Annex 24 system

  • Add, maintain and control part numbers

  • Manage import requirements through master data

  • Validate commercial description, HS codes, units of measure and its conversion factors, values, etc.

  • Coordinate engineering changes and their impact on master data, customs classification and import requirements.

• Conduct self-audits of classifications and customs data

• Maintain SOPs and work instructions related to classification and customs compliance

• Provide training and guidance to internal stakeholders on classification and trade compliance topics

 

 

Job Profile

• Bachelor’s degree in International Trade, Customs Administration, Business, Logistics, or related field (Equivalent experience may be considered)

• 3–7 years of experience in:

  • Customs classification and trade compliance

  • IMMEX manufacturing or maquiladora environment preferred

• Demonstrated experience classifying products under both Mexican and U.S. tariff schedules

• Practical knowledge of customs operations on the MX–US border

• Strong working knowledge of:

  • HS nomenclature and General Rules of Interpretation (GRIs)

  • Mexican TIGIE / LIGIE

  • U.S. HTSUS

  • IMMEX regulations and permits

• Ability to read and interpret technical documentation and engineering drawings

• Bilingual: Spanish and English (professional proficiency required)

Key Competencies

• • High attention to detail and analytical mindset

  • Strong compliance and risk-awareness culture

  • Ability to work cross-functionally with engineering, sourcing, logistics, and finance

  • Excellent documentation, organization, and communication skills

  • Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced manufacturing environment

Education

Work Experience

Language

Skills

[General Shipping and Receiving] Export Declarations, [General Shipping and Receiving] Import/Export Regulatory Compliance, [General Shipping and Receiving] Order Fulfillment, [General Shipping and Receiving] Package Tracking, [Logistics] Freight Forwarding, [Procurement] Direct Imports, [Procurement] International Purchasing, [Quality Assurance and Control] Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI), [Quality Assurance and Control] Corrective And Preventive Action (CAPA), [Quality Assurance and Control] Quality Management Systems, [Regulation and Legal Compliance] Compliance Auditing, [Regulation and Legal Compliance] Customs Law, [Regulation and Legal Compliance] Export Administration Regulations, [Supplier Management] Supplier Evaluation, [Supply Chain Management] Demand Forecasting, [Supply Chain Management] Material Flow Analysis, [Supply Chain Management] Materials Management Information Systems, [Supply Chain Management] SAP Material Management, [Supply Chain Management] Supply Chain