Export Control Classification Analyst

Execute a critical element in the company’s global export control program as a member of the Global Supply Chain Export Control Classification of Excellence (CoE)

• Conduct product review with vendors, consultants and intra-company personnel as required, supporting export compliance product classification in accordance with regulatory policy, guidelines, and practices.
• Maintain accurate and detailed records of Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) identifications provided by Schneider Electric suppliers, contacting vendors regarding their products and their classification determinations when required.
• Research classifications, rulings in online databases.
• Assign accurate Export Compliance Classification Number, dual use goods identification, in accordance with regulations, SE policies, and guidelines and determine export authorization requirements in global classification database.
• Communicate product related ECCN information to internal/external stakeholders.
• Maintain and report metrics on procurement trends and classification processing
• Maintain a database of prior classifications for later reference
• As needed\: 
  • Support restricted party screening in respective SE applications.
  • Respond to transactional inquiries from internal stakeholders,  freight forwarders,  customs brokers for products which require additional information to be cleared for export.

• 3 years of experience in a logistics role working with export documents and international shipping procedures
• 3 years of experience specifically with Export Control Classification numbers, Schedule B classification or HTSUS classification
• Familiarity with ECCN and USML categories, international trade regulatory requirements
• Demonstrated computer skills\: Microsoft Office, Internet databases, web browsing, data entry
• Attention to detail, and diligence, within a fast-paced environment. 
• Advanced level of English, mandatory, capable of holding conversations with a high level of complexity and technicalities