Antitrust and Trade Regulation/Counsel/In House/El Segundo, California Information Technology (IT) - El Segundo, CA at Geebo

Antitrust and Trade Regulation/Counsel/In House/El Segundo, California

Company Name:
BITSOFT INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Trade Compliance Counsel
Duties: Will be reporting directly to the Senior Trade Compliance Counsel of the SAS business unit for company. Will be involved with working under the direction of the Senior Trade Compliance counsel to provide legal advice on the full range of export/import compliance, with a primary focus on investigations of trade compliance matters, identification of the root cause of violations and assistance with the implementation of sustainable and effective corrective actions. In addition to investigations, will work closely with the Senior Trade Compliance counsel to proactively identify issues and resolve them. Will assist with maintaining and analyzing metrics to help with prevention of violations. Will work with the business units functional and product line staffs to provide advice on trade compliance matters. The candidate also will work closely with the Global Trade Compliance Office (GTC) to help ensure that there is consistent legal governance and oversight of trade compliance matters in the business unit. The Compliance Counsel, under the direction of the Senior Trade Compliance Counsel, may interface with business unit Senior Leadership on trade compliance matters and work with other compliance specialists as required. Will also ensure that corporate policies and procedures are implemented. Will be an active participant with the GTC personnel and with other Senior Trade Compliance lawyers, specialists, EXIM Operations personnel and other business and functional leaders across the company to help ensure uniform trade compliance practices.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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