Job Description

Job Accountabilities

Reporting to the Director, Logistics, the Import / Export Manager will be responsible for managing a systematic approach to Import/ export management and compliance. The I/E Customs Manager will assume an expert role to ensure that international business trade activities FOR NORTH AMERICA are conducted in full compliance with all relevant Crown and government regulatory requirements. This must be accomplished concurrent with providing the highest level of customer service to our internal and external customers, and in a manner that ensures the steady and expeditious flow of our products.

• Responsibility for international logistics related to import/export movements including ocean carriers, drayage providers and over-the-road trucking. This will require the I/E Manager to be remotely on-call/available on off-hours and weekends in the case that a customs issue prohibits the flow of goods.

• Assume ownership of the Crown import/export compliance program and maintain ownership for updated/maintaining our Customs Compliance Manual.

Job Requirements

Experience: The successful candidate will have at least 7 years of international trade experience focusing on trans-border and deep water movements. Previous experience with an Importer in a manufacturing environment is desirable. You must be able to work across the organization to mobilize employees at all levels of the organization. Talking with data and an eye on continuous improvement is essential for success.
The individual’s background will show a steady progression to positions of increasing authority.
In addition to the above, the successful candidate should have the following successful experience:

• Knowledge of U.S. and international transportation industries and networks is highly preferred.
• Knowledge of C-TPAT, Customs Valuation Issues, Duty Preference Programs, Import / Export Compliance and basic legal acumen is highly preferred
• Comprehensive knowledge of major international trade laws, policy and requirements is highly preferred.
• Complete understanding of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Regulations (19 CFR) required
• Extensive experience in reading and interpreting other Government Regulations directly related to international trade compliance is also highly preferred.
• Experience with classification of trade goods and commodities under the Harmonized Schedule Tariff with industry specific technical knowledge is highly preferred.
• United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) proficient; as well as, having a solid understanding of other emerging international free trade acts and regulatory provisions
• Industry certifications are highly preferred including Customs Broker License
• Excellent oral and written communication skills required including the ability to communicate across all management and organizational levels. Strong presentation development and delivery skills preferred.
• This candidate will be able to manage multiple priorities successfully and work independently while demonstrating initiative.
• This candidate must be a strong leader and team player able to interact and lead at various levels within the organization.
• High ethical standards demonstrated by the individual’s approach to business and the ability to set that tone for the entire organization.
• Microsoft Office proficiency, specifically with Excel is required.
• Language skills, especially in Spanish, is a plus

Position is on-site at Crown’s Tampa Headquarters (hybrid not available)

In exchange for your talents, the position will offer a competitive base salary and Crown’s Comprehensive Benefits plan is included. Career minded individuals will appreciate the opportunities for advancement provided to Crown employees. Interested? If so, take the next step and apply online.

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