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Masco

Designs and manufactures branded home products

Import-Export Analyst

Logistics & TransportationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTijuana, Baja California, MexicoNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A degree in International Trade and Customs, International Business, Logistics, or a related field is required; diplomas or update certifications in foreign trade and logistics are desirable.
  • Three years of proven experience at an IMMEX company, with knowledge of virtual declarations, packing declarations, service-warehouse declarations, and definitive-regime declarations.
  • Intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Office.
  • Knowledge of tariff benefits such as USMCA and PROSEC.
  • Knowledge of merchandise classification.
  • Intermediate experience with ERP inventory-control systems.
  • Advanced experience with Annex 24 inventory-control systems; I-Xport is preferred.
  • Strong written and verbal Spanish communication skills.
  • Intermediate English, with the ability to communicate orally and in writing at a professional level.
  • Visual ability to identify colors and perform inspections under different lighting conditions in office and field audit settings.
  • Ability to move document boxes weighing no more than 8 kg.

Responsibilities

  • Create documentation in the Annex 24 inventory-control system and control import/export documentation for raw materials, finished products, tools, and equipment for the company's plants in Mexico; communicate with customs agencies, in-transit file handlers, and carriers.
  • Coordinate imports from suppliers to facilities in Mexico and exports from Mexico to overseas suppliers, arranging pickup and delivery schedules with carriers and suppliers to maintain material supply to manufacturing plants in Mexico and Watkins Vista.
  • Coordinate information about supplier-delivered raw materials and plant-generated scrap through weekly or monthly virtual import/export declarations, working with warehouse, quality, environmental, and purchasing teams; serve as the main contact between suppliers and customs agencies; close virtual declarations within the first 10 business days of each month and reconcile warehouse and supplier delivery information.
  • Communicate with suppliers, customs brokers, carriers, brokers, in-transit file handlers, and others to track imports and exports and ensure operations meet timelines and Tijuana and Ensenada customs requirements.
  • Investigate and conduct post-clearance reviews with purchasing, shipping, warehouse, customs agency, and cross-dock warehouse teams to identify import/export discrepancies for plants in Mexico and Watkins Vista; inform customs compliance so records can be reviewed and corrected with customs authorities as needed.
  • Support the U.S. customs compliance department with daily review of duties payable on exports of raw materials and finished products from Mexico to the United States; analyze options to reduce or eliminate duties, obtain supplier evidence, and apply applicable tariff benefits.
  • Support CTPAT and OEA security certifications at Tijuana manufacturing plants and for the transportation line; serve as the primary contact for carriers, update current-document files monthly, and assist with training new plant employees.
  • Document and update internal import/export procedures, ensure compliance with legislation, identify opportunities to optimize and automate procedures, and work on departmental improvement projects using continuous-improvement principles and tools.
  • Produce weekly and monthly departmental metrics on operational results and efficiency, monitor performance indicators, identify out-of-range parameters, and take timely action to maintain logistics flow and prevent customs-clearance or post-audit penalties.
  • Handle imports of tools and spare parts under the definitive import regime for manufacturing plants in Mexico; classify materials, identify tariff benefits before declaration payment, create and update part numbers in the Annex 24 tool catalog, coordinate with purchasing, engineering, maintenance, finance, and warehouse teams, and control storage at the customs agent's cross-dock warehouse in San Diego.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with online government procedures such as Ventanilla Única, the Ministry of Economy, SAT, and Annex 30.
  • Experience preparing documents for government agencies.
  • Knowledge of international logistics, customs legislation, and foreign trade requirements applicable to IMMEX companies.

About the Company

Masco

Designs and manufactures branded home products

Masco Corporation designs, manufactures, and distributes branded home-improvement and building products around the world. Its product lines include Behr paint, Delta and Hansgrohe faucets and fixtures, and HotSpring spas, among others. These products are produced and brought to market through Masco’s multiple brands across plumbing and decorative architectural segments, enabling consumers to update living spaces with paints, faucets, hardware, and spa systems. Masco differentiates itself with a broad, well-known brand portfolio and global reach, combining design, manufacturing, and distribution under one umbrella to serve homes, environments, and communities. The company aims to improve living possibilities for customers while supporting environmental sustainability and community growth, and to generate returns for shareholders as it expands housing accessibility and community initiatives.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Livonia, MI
Founded
1929

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