HIGH-LEVEL OVERVIEW The Drawback Analyst is responsible for end-to-end tasks associated with processing duty drawback claims, including analyzing import and export data, preparing and submitting drawback claims, and providing detailed updates to clients.
This position is remote for a Utah based service company.
EXPECTATIONS
Manage assigned clients and drawback claims from start to finish
Handle moderate to higher-complexity drawback programs
Compile and analyze import and export data from a variety of sources with accuracy
Identify data discrepancies or documentation issues before escalating
Maintain documentation records in accordance with regulations and company SOPs
Build solid relationships with internal and external partners
Provide informal coaching and review support to Duty Drawback Specialist
Resolve common technical and compliance challenges independently
Support scoping/onboarding of new clients
Serve as a subject-matter resource for drawback fundamentals
ESSENTIALS
2-3 years of experience with duty drawback, import entry, and customs brokerage process
Solid understanding of supply chain, import, and export processes
In depth experience of duty drawback regulations and claims processing
Operational knowledge of HTS, Valuation, COO, FTA, etc.
Excellent communication and relationship building skills
Strong data analytics and attention to detail
Ability to independently prioritize workload and manage deadlines
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and/or other data analytic tools
Bachelor's degree preferred
LCB or CCS preferred