Job Description
Job Description
Customs Brokerage Agent
Job Type : Full-Time
Work Arrangement: Primarily In-Office
Position Summary
SEKO Logistics is seeking an experienced Customs Brokerage Agent to join our Customs Brokerage team. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with U.S. Customs brokerage operations and a strong understanding of the import entry process, U.S. Customs regulations, tariff classification, and documentation requirements.
This is a primarily in-office position designed for someone who values collaboration and being part of an experienced Customs brokerage team. The position also offers hybrid work flexibility as a benefit, based on business needs, performance, and departmental requirements.
A U.S. Customs Broker License is preferred but not required. Candidates must have prior Customs brokerage experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare, review, and transmit U.S. Customs entries accurately and timely in accordance with CBP requirements and client instructions.
- Review commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading/air waybills, certificates of origin, arrival notices, and other supporting documentation for accuracy and completeness.
- Determine and verify HTS classifications, duty rates, country of origin, trade program eligibility, and applicable Chapter 99 tariff requirements.
- Calculate duties, taxes, and fees associated with imported merchandise.
- Monitor Customs entries and shipments through release and resolve holds, rejects, documentation issues, and other clearance exceptions.
- Communicate with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Partner Government Agencies (PGAs), carriers, customers, and internal operations teams to facilitate timely clearance.
- Research and respond to Customs inquiries, including Requests for Information (CF-28), Notices of Action (CF-29), and other CBP correspondence as appropriate.
- Assist with post-entry activities, including Post Summary Corrections (PSCs), protests, reconciliation, duty refund opportunities, and other entry corrections as needed.
- Maintain accurate client profiles, classification databases, parts lists, and Customs brokerage instructions.
- Provide customers with operational guidance regarding Customs requirements, documentation, tariff treatment, and import procedures within the scope of the position.
- Stay current with changes to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, CBP regulations, trade remedies, tariff programs, Partner Government Agency requirements, and other developments affecting U.S. imports.
- Identify potential compliance concerns and escalate complex classification, valuation, origin, AD/CVD, tariff, or regulatory issues when appropriate.
- Work closely with Customs Brokerage, transportation,
Job Description
Customs Brokerage Agent
Job Type : Full-Time
Work Arrangement: Primarily In-Office
Position Summary
SEKO Logistics is seeking an experienced Customs Brokerage Agent to join our Customs Brokerage team. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with U.S. Customs brokerage operations and a strong understanding of the import entry process, U.S. Customs regulations, tariff classification, and documentation requirements.
This is a primarily in-office position designed for someone who values collaboration and being part of an experienced Customs brokerage team. The position also offers hybrid work flexibility as a benefit, based on business needs, performance, and departmental requirements.
A U.S. Customs Broker License is preferred but not required. Candidates must have prior Customs brokerage experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare, review, and transmit U.S. Customs entries accurately and timely in accordance with CBP requirements and client instructions.
- Review commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading/air waybills, certificates of origin, arrival notices, and other supporting documentation for accuracy and completeness.
- Determine and verify HTS classifications, duty rates, country of origin, trade program eligibility, and applicable Chapter 99 tariff requirements.
- Calculate duties, taxes, and fees associated with imported merchandise.
- Monitor Customs entries and shipments through release and resolve holds, rejects, documentation issues, and other clearance exceptions.
- Communicate with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Partner Government Agencies (PGAs), carriers, customers, and internal operations teams to facilitate timely clearance.
- Research and respond to Customs inquiries, including Requests for Information (CF-28), Notices of Action (CF-29), and other CBP correspondence as appropriate.
- Assist with post-entry activities, including Post Summary Corrections (PSCs), protests, reconciliation, duty refund opportunities, and other entry corrections as needed.
- Maintain accurate client profiles, classification databases, parts lists, and Customs brokerage instructions.
- Provide customers with operational guidance regarding Customs requirements, documentation, tariff treatment, and import procedures within the scope of the position.
- Stay current with changes to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, CBP regulations, trade remedies, tariff programs, Partner Government Agency requirements, and other developments affecting U.S. imports.
- Identify potential compliance concerns and escalate complex classification, valuation, origin, AD/CVD, tariff, or regulatory issues when appropriate.
- Work closely with Customs Brokerage, transportation,
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This position is listed as full time and hybrid.