Remote Customs Compliance Specialist (USMCA / CUSMA Focus – Post-Entry Corrections)

We are a Canadian-based company shipping industrial and utility products into the United States. We are looking for a remote Customs Compliance Specialist to support U.S. import compliance, with an immediate focus on post-entry corrections and duty recovery under USMCA/CUSMA.

This is an execution role. You will not be filing entries directly with U.S. Customs, but you will be responsible for preparing accurate, defensible documentation that is submitted through our licensed customs broker.

Key Responsibilities

Review historical U.S. shipments that have already cleared customs

Identify duty overpayments related to incorrect HS classification or origin

Validate USMCA/CUSMA eligibility for U.S., Canadian, and Mexican origin goods

Prepare corrected documentation packages (commercial invoices, origin statements, supporting data) for broker submission

Support post-entry correction workflows and compliance audits

Ongoing compliance review of products to ensure correct HS codes and documentation for future shipments

Required Qualifications

Background in Customs Administration, Trade Compliance, or Customs Brokerage

Certified Customs Broker or equivalent formal certification

Practical experience with:

HS classification

Origin determination

Trade agreements (USMCA/CUSMA strongly preferred)

Comfortable with research-driven compliance work and regulatory interpretation

Strong attention to detail — accuracy is non-negotiable

Able to work independently in a remote environment

Nice to Have (Not Mandatory)

Direct experience with U.S. post-entry corrections

Exposure to industrial, utility, or technical products

Prior collaboration with U.S. customs brokers

Important Notes

This is not a training-only role. Broker oversight is provided, but you must be capable of producing compliant work with limited hand-holding.

Candidates with academic knowledge only and no applied experience should not apply.

This role may expand into a broader compliance function after the initial correction phase is completed.

How to Apply

Message me directly with:

Your certification details (country, issuing body, year)

A brief summary of your hands-on customs/compliance experience

Any experience you have with USMCA/CUSMA or post-entry corrections

Applicants who clearly demonstrate relevant experience will be prioritized.