Global Trade Manager

Work proactively with key business partners / stakeholders to ensure compliant trade and non-trade imports and exports by Agilent's business functions across all Thailand ports of entry, including adherence to all applicable U.S./non-U.S., and local laws and regulations and with Agilent's policies.

Review products/services for impact of regulations such as the Export Administration Regulation (EAR), the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), and Customs regulations.

Responsibilities may be at the site level, regional or global.

May be responsible for logistics process design, support and ongoing improvement.

May be responsible for program management, such as directing the work of third parties, including global vendor management, to meet contract specified deliverables, performance of business objectives, alignment to Agilent business needs and performing audits.

Global Trade: Responsible for the efficient and economical movement of goods (materials, products, equipment) across international borders, in accordance with organizational policies and relevant local, country and/or international trade laws and processes.

Consults with internal and external customers, including legal counsel, order administration, customs/export control officials, and freight companies to ensure compliance with import/export governmental requirements.

Communicates global and domestic import/export regulation requirements to all operating units.

Provides trade compliance training.

Serves as an import/export liaison for local, country and/or international customers/subsidiaries, distribution, procurement, planning, manufacturing, intercompany finance, regulatory and import/export compliance functions.

Manages duty reduction programs for operating units.

Manages the relationship with customs brokers to ensure compliance for importation of goods, including monthly tracking and review of key performance indicators, identifying and implementing corrective action as needed and yearly negotiations on contracts and rates for import clearance.

Represents Agilent in negotiating with external government authorities in local, country and/or international trade matters, audits and investigations.

Communicates facts associated with local, country and/or international trade transactions to external government agencies to protect Agilent’s trade privileges.

Advises the Agilent businesses and infrastructure functions on key projects and initiatives that increase the competitive landscape of Agilent products and strategies.

Interprets trade regulations and defines internal compliance policies and procedures.

May participate in legislative and regulatory processes affecting international trade regulations.

May manage international trade license/restriction processes and documentation.

**Qualifications**:
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in international Trade, Finance, Accounting or other related field, business or equivalent experiences in international trade.

Post-graduate, certification, and/or license may be required, e.g., customs broker's license - highly desirable but not mandatory.

Prior leadership/people management experience desired. Must be able to lead/manage ?virtual? teams and remotely work with in-house customs broker and outsourced resources.

Excellent communication skills with demonstrated ability to interact with regional/functional managers and TH country leadership team.

Typically, at least 8+ years relevant experience for entry to this level.

**Additional Details**

This job has a full time weekly schedule.

Agilent Technologies Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other protected categories under all applicable laws.

**Travel Required**:Occasional

**Shift**:Day

**Duration**:No End Date

**Job Function**:Manufacturing