Trade Compliance Analyst

Landis+GyrReynosa, TamaulipasOn-siteFull-timeMid level, 2–5 yearsListed 8 hours ago

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About this role

At Landis+Gyr, we're helping shape the future of energy—making it more intelligent, resilient, and sustainable.

As a global energy technology leader, we're accelerating the energy evolution through purposeful innovation and trusted partnerships. Trusted by more than 2,000 utilities worldwide, our intelligent solutions connect devices, data, and decisions across the grid, helping customers modernize infrastructure, optimize operations, and deliver energy that is more reliable, resilient, accessible, safe, and sustainable.

Behind every solution is a team of approximately 3,300 employees across more than 40 countries who are passionate about solving complex challenges, driving innovation, and making a meaningful impact for our utility customers and the communities they serve.

Join Team Green and help shape the future of intelligent energy.

The Trade Compliance Analyst is responsible for the daily execution and control of
customs compliance processes for the IMMEX operation. The primary focus is to maintain
the integrity of master data within the Anexo 24 system and ensure the proper assembly of
the corporate legal archive in coordination with the external customs broker. Additionally,
the analyst will provide flexible support to daily traffic operations on specific occasions, as
required by workload or team needs.

Key Responsibilities
• Master Data Management (Anexo 24): Input, upload, and register part numbers,
Bill of Materials (BOMs), and cost structures into the compliance system,
complementing data from SAP; ensure information is kept up to date by following
up with Engineering and Purchasing departments.

• Legal File Integration: Compile, review, and organize the electronic foreign trade
file, ensuring the Customs Broker delivers all supporting documentation in a timely
and proper manner, strictly complying with Articles 6, 36, and 36-A of the Mexican
Customs Law (XMLs, e-documents, COVEs, value declarations, etc.).

• Control and Inventory Discharges: Execute manufacturing inventory discharges
and reconcile pedimentos (customs entries) for the control of temporary import
inventories (Anexo 24 / Anexo 30).

• Tariff Classification: Assign and validate tariff codes (LIGIE) and NICOs for raw
materials and standard components, aligning them with the customs broker's
criteria.

• Occasional Operational Support: Provide support to the traffic area in reviewing
cross-border documentation or tracking shipments with the customs broker during
peak operational workloads.

Profile and Requirements
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Foreign Trade, International Business, or related
field.
• Experience: 2 to 4 years in an IMMEX environment, with hands-on experience
managing BOMs in Anexo 24 and auditing broker-generated pedimentos.
• Skills: Strong organizational skills, process-oriented mindset, and proficiency in
database management.

We value and encourage diversity in our team. This position is open to all qualified candidates regardless of gender, race, age, disability, sexual orientation, or background. We're committed to shaping a better future for everyone. Join Team Green and be part of what's next in energy. #TeamGreen