Customs Compliance RVC Manager - Tijuana Key Responsibilities Conduct detailed sampling audits to validate multi-level BOMs and Regional Value Content (RVC) calculations, ensuring accuracy of qualification strategies across diverse product categories and business units. Manage day-to-day teams supporting USMCA compliance audits and qualification programs, strategically adjusting testing ratios and audit scope based on risk profiles to maximize preferential duty treatment. Lead end-to-end RVC qualification of the claim and RVC reconciliation process for IMMEX manufactured products under USMCA and other Free Trade Agreements. Manage qualification methodologies including net cost and alternative origin qualification rules. Validate product eligibility based on tariff shift rules, origin criteria, de minimis, accumulation, and applicable special provisions. Oversee annual, quarterly, and ad-hoc origin qualification mock audits. Ensure accurate and timely issuance and support of certificates of origin and origin statements. Monitor regulatory changes impacting RVC eligibility, tariff treatment, and IMMEX operations. Lead pre-BOM and post-BOM validation processes to ensure origin qualification accuracy. Audit statistically significant sampling of material master data, HTS classifications, country of origin declarations, and supplier certifications. Coordinate with Engineering, Procurement, and Cost Accounting to validate product structure and regional content calculations. Lead internal control framework and maintain audit policies and procedures supporting USMCA compliance aligned with IMMEX requirements. Support internal and external customs audits and compliance reviews, adjusting the audit ratio as appropriate. Identify compliance issues and implement corrective action and preventive actions. Monitor compliance performance and identify risks or process gaps. Prepare exhibits and responses to support mock audits and regulatory facing audits. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in international business, Supply Chain, Finance, Business Administration, Customs Compliance, or related field. 5–7+ years of experience in a Customs Compliance, International Trade, USMCA, or Global Trade Management level position. Strong understanding of USMCA Rules of Origin, RVC methodologies, Tariff Shift requirements, and HTS classifications. Experience performing origin qualification analysis and managing supporting documentation. Preferred Qualifications Experience with SAP, GTM platforms, and AI‑enabled compliance systems. Experience managing cross‑functional projects and regional compliance initiatives. Professional trade certifications are required. Experience supporting regulatory audits of USMCA programs. Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills. Experience with ERP systems (Oracle and SAP) and trade compliance tools. Our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commitment We are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We celebrate diversity and provide equal opportunities to all, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic that makes us unique. #J-18808-Ljbffr