Analyst 1 – Global Trade Content

Job Description

Analyst I – Global Trade Content

The Analyst I – Global Trade Content is responsible for compiling, maintaining and checking the quality of global trade regulatory content, so that it stays timely, accurate and in line with internal standards. The main duties are researching and interpreting trade regulations from official government sources, monitoring assigned tariffs and converting regulatory updates into standard formats that internal systems can load. The role also covers stakeholder and customer support, documentation, product testing and project support. It requires close attention to accuracy and a strong sense of ownership. The Analyst I is expected to use AI and digital tools every day to improve efficiency, consistency and content quality, while following TR governance, data privacy and quality standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Researches and analyzes global trade regulations from official government sources to interpret them and update content
• Monitors official sources for assigned tariffs and quickly enters accurate updates into internal systems
• Converts regulatory updates into standard or system-compatible formats for loading
• Analyzes customer and internal questions about assigned tariffs and gives well-researched, accurate answers on time
• Finds reliable contacts and official data sources for assigned countries and builds good working relationships with them
• Documents processes, procedures and work instructions using established guidelines and templates
• Finds and reports bugs in standard files and systems, and helps test new features and improvements through the ADO process
• Supports project management tasks, including data collection, analysis and reporting
• Uses AI and digital tools daily for research, comparison, validation, formatting and content updates, checks all AI outputs and stays accountable for quality
• Spots common issues, comes up with workable solutions that meet standards on their own, and explains findings and options clearly to peers and supervisors
• Works with other team members to improve the product, shares knowledge and tool tips, and follows TR policies, documentation standards, data governance, validation practices and responsible AI use

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in International Trade, Business, Economics, Information Science or a related field
• Strong quantitative and analytical skills, with the ability to gather, analyze and interpret trade data independently
• Intermediate proficiency in Excel and spreadsheet analysis, databases and structured data, statistical analysis and data validation, and AI-enabled productivity and research tools
• Proven experience using AI tools at work or in academic settings, with the ability to use AI responsibly and check its outputs
• High accuracy and attention to detail, with a steady record of delivering strong work on time
• Able to work independently, take ownership of tasks and solve problems while collaborating well with others
• Clear communication skills and a commitment to keep learning about regulatory research, AI-enabled content operations and quality improvement

Preferred Qualifications

• For the ECN (Export Control / Export Compliance) specialization: knowledge of Export Control Classification (ECN/ECCN), license requirements and license exceptions
• Familiarity with dual-use and military controls, regulatory interpretation and correlation mapping
• Experience with source monitoring, audit-ready documentation and quality validation using AI-assisted workflows
• Familiarity with Azure DevOps (ADO) or similar tools for tracking bugs and testing
• German language proficiency

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