Compliance Supervisor

Responsibilities

• Manage payment of Customs duty and fees and prevent late files/payments
• Manage post-entry activities, including Post Summary Corrections (PSCs), protests, prior disclosures, duty tenders, and other corrective actions, ensuring submissions are tracked through resolution.
• Partner with operations, brokerage, transportation, and customer-facing teams to resolve customs and entry-processing issues while providing regulatory guidance and compliance support.
• Support continuous customs bond management activities, including new bond procurement, bond sufficiency reviews, renewals, rider processing, and customer communications.
• Review, approve, and maintain Customs Powers of Attorney (POAs) and monitor renewal and expiration requirements.
• Support entry cancellations, Temporary Importation Under Bond (TIB) activities, extensions, and liquidation monitoring.
• Monitor Antidumping/Countervailing compliance using internal tools.
• Monitor DG operational compliance and implement corrective actions as needed to mitigate risk and provide guidance to our operational teams when questions arise.
• Support the Air Cargo Security Program by ensuring operational compliance with TSA requirements, training standards, documentation requirements, and established security procedures.
• Antiboycott – Review commercial documents and letters of credit for potential anto-boycott verbiage and escalate for review as needed.
• Sanctions/Embargoes – Support with awareness training and escalations for approval to ensure compliance with applicable regulations
• Ensure operational adherence to Expeditors’ Prohibited and Restricted Commodities policies and procedures.
• Oversee denied party screening processes and support resolution of screening alerts and escalations.
• Partner with the District Compliance Manager to analyze compliance assessment trends and develop and deliver targeted branch training programs that reinforce operational compliance.
• Partner with operational leadership to implement corrective actions, enhance compliance controls, and promote a culture of regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.
• Lead special projects and compliance initiatives related to operations, regulatory changes, and process improvement efforts.
• Demonstrate ability to research and troubleshoot complex compliance questions.
• Keep abreast of all applicable Customs and Trade Compliance laws, rules, regulations and directives
• Support with compliance team development and guidance.
• Promote awareness of customs and trade compliance requirements through ongoing communication, coaching, and training initiatives.

Qualifications

• Licensed Customs Broker
• 2-3 Years of Customs Brokerage Experience
• Dangerous Goods Certification(s)
• Air Cargo Security Experience
• Export Compliance Knowledge
• FTZ Knowledge
• Demonstrated Leadership or Management Experience

Additional Information

Expeditors offers excellent benefits:

• Paid Vacation, Holiday, Sick Time
• Health Plan: Medical
• Life Insurance
• Employee Stock Purchase Plan
• Training and Personnel Development Program
• Growth opportunities within the company
• Employee Referral Program Bonus