The US Customs Northern & Southern Border Operations Manager and FAST coordinator is responsible to manage all Customs activities related to the importation and exportation of vehicles, parts and non-production materials in accordance with the U.S. Customs Laws and Regulations.  The responsibility is for shipments from the ports of entry from Canada & Mexico, and all air/ocean imports. Â
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Functions and Responsibilities:Â
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- Ensure that all classes of goods enter the United States with minimal delaysÂ
- Maintain liaison with US Customs Brokers, rail carriers, highway carriers and Stellantis Logistics to ensure adherence to internal processes and US Customs RequirementsÂ
- Coordinate timely processing of highway shipments through FAST (Free and Secure Trade)Â
- Handle all issues associated with the FAST & PAPS release process.Â
- Coordinate with our Mexico and Canada Customs team on allied shipmentsÂ
- Consult with Stellantis Customs Compliance Manager to ensure qualified goods are entered claiming USMCA Free Trade Agreement Â
- Support Duty Drawback Program to ensure that duties and taxes are recovered on products that qualify for duty drawbackÂ
- Work with North American Plant personnel and Logistics to comply with CTPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) requirementsÂ
- Manage our CTPAT Account in CBP’s CTPAT PortalÂ
- Communicate with US Customs Officials to resolve border and post importation issuesÂ
- Respond to CF28/CF29/Liquidated Damages Notices issued by CBPÂ
- Coordinate system development on US Customs requirements and make recommendations for changes that enhance the efficiency of operations and increase compliance with the regulations. Â
- Represent Customs on various cross-functional teams at all levels in the organizationÂ
- Manage a service provider(s) for support with Import Operations and ensuring KPI's are established and metÂ
- Driving IT Process Improvements that streamline processes and increase complianceÂ
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Basic Qualifications:Â
- Bachelor's degree with a focus on Supply Chain Management, International Trade, Finance, Economics or related fieldÂ
- U.S. Customs Broker License requiredÂ
- Minimum 6 years experience in Customs Compliance, preferably in the automotive industryÂ
- Broad knowledge of US Customs rules and regulationsÂ
- Experience in associated supply chain management disciplinesÂ
- Prior experience supervising multi-disciplinary and operational teamsÂ
- Leadership skills managing professional team of customs technical expertsÂ
- Proven analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making abilitiesÂ
- Excellent communication skills, both oral and writtenÂ
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Preferred Qualifications:Â
- Master's degree preferredÂ
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Skills / Abilities:Â
- Leadership skills managing professional team of customs technical expertsÂ
- Proven analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making abilitiesÂ
- Excellent communication skills, both oral and writtenÂ
- Proficiency in working with Business Intelligence ToolsÂ
- Ability to run standardized and adhoc reports in ACE (Automated Customs Environment)Â
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