Shipping and Compliance Coordinator
Vacancy at a glance
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Overview
Liaise with an international pool of clients that are importing networking equipment. Work directly with the Global Network and manage relationships across the global network. Ensure customer satisfaction and become an expert in the import and export compliance requirements of a specific region.
Requirements
- University Undergraduate Degree LLB preferable
- Honours Degree advantageous
- Work experience advantageous
- Strong academic track record required
- Excellent knowledge and use of Microsoft Office Applications
- Excellent use of the English language, both written and verbal
Responsibilities
- End-to-End Shipment Coordination: Run a shipment from start to finish, balancing the needs of both suppliers and clients.
- Communicate with clients and suppliers, interpreting supplier messages and articulating shipment needs.
- Take the lead on decisions to ensure the health of shipment orders.
- Identify pressure points and raise them with the Lead SCC and Shipping Manager.
- Flag any out-of-process or new requirements for review.
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