Operations: Joining a team of highly qualified materials supply chain logistic professionals, this individual will execute international shipments between sites across the Cell Therapy network including but not limited to customs operations management and automation, communication with stakeholders, and managing through final delivery. Manage and Maintain files of all inbound and outbound customs and trade documentation in audit ready state and coordinate with internal customers in response to audits or other requests for information pertaining to logistics activities for FTZ TIB and Standard entry summary 7501. Responsible for adhering to applicable processes and work instructions for alignment with all required global and site policies and procedures. Support Cell therapy trade operations and logistics Management team on customs and trade compliance process and productivity improvement initiatives as identified. Subject matter expert on all Site Import Administration related activities, issues, and questions Facilitate communication with customs brokers to ensure that accurate documentation is provided to clear BMS imports in a timely manner with minimum delays and zero errors. Provide clearance information to the designated brokers, FDA and other government agencies for entries. Relay release information to operations to ensure that inbound shipments are not manipulated with or disbursed prior to FDA Release, as applicable. Maintain and automate an Import Checklist to ensure that all entries are properly submitted to customs. Compile and upload entry packets with automation process to departmental SharePoint for audit availability. Experience in FTZ process and declaration management is a plus in this role Maintain the Import Log for all entries and perform audit of the entry documents. Perform the Declared Value Confirmation of Import Value provided to customs. Ensure that the BMS Cell Therapy import process is always maintained in an audit ready state. Assist with providing guidance and direction as needed on Export Compliance Laws and Regulations, including, but not limited to: Support self-assessment programs and internal audits of BMS's export compliance program. Provide support to other company wide projects or initiatives, as needed. Work-life programs include paid national holidays and optional holidays, Global Shutdown Days between Christmas and New Year's holiday, up to 120 hours of paid vacation, up to two (2) paid days to volunteer, sick time off, and summer hours flexibility. Demonstrated project management and team building skills Experience in working and building relationships with both internal and external customers and achieving results through influence Highly organized, demonstrating attention to details Ability to prioritize and manage time effectively Strong computer skills. Experienced in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and SAP/GTS Project Management Ability to work independently Product HTS and ECCN classifications, valuation, and Country of Origin determinations for pharmaceutical products Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) and Import Trade Auxiliary Communications System (ITACS) Government regulations Regulatory & Compliance functions Undergraduate degree in Business, Finance, Supply Chain or International Trade, preferred. MBA degree a plus. Excellent Verbal and Written communication skills A minimum of 3 years in Supply Chain/Finance/Logistics experience, which includes at least 2 years in a Trade Compliance role. Expertise of US Export regulations Knowledge Export Controls, Sanctions, Anti-boycott and Restricted Party Screening regulations Understanding of global biologics/CTF manufacturing, logistics and distribution operations Knowledge of export practices in the United States Knowledge and experience in conducting export audits