Import/Export Analyst, Junior

Emerson

Import/Export Analyst supporting compliant import/export activities across the Americas. Ensuring compliance with trade regulations while facilitating smooth goods movement for Emerson Test & Measurement.

Posted 4/10/2026full-timeSan José Central • 🇨🇷 Costa RicaJuniorWebsite

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

ERP

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Facilitate trade in a compliant manner, be responsible to handle daily import/export shipments, independently communicate with broker to ensure accurate and on-time data transition.
Support special trade modes such as Repair and Return, hand carry, temporary import, used equipment import, etc, ensuring compliance with all applicable trade compliance regulations, including local trade regulations pertaining to import and export, anti-bribery regulations, as well as NI’s code of ethics policies.
Able to manage trade queries from multiple parties, example: local Customs, brokers, importing agents etc. with the cooperation of team members and guidance from the manager.
Understanding key trade elements (including, but not limited to product valuation, commercial invoice setups, incoterms, local Customs requirements, product compliance, etc.).
Collaboration with multiple Government Authorities, external parties related to trade (local Customs, brokers, consultants etc.).
Basic understanding of common trade practices such as the use of FTA, Carnets and other relevant alternatives or available preferential treatment on tariffs.
Broker management - understanding the roles and responsibilities of appointed brokers and monitoring their execution based on pre-determined KPIs.
Cooperate with the customer and internal colleagues in manufacturing and sales/services operations to ensure excellent customer satisfaction.
Manage archiving of shipping documents & shipment tracking.
Facilitate internal audit processes and follow up.
Support other world area hold management, as needed.
Create procedures and documentation to support T&M’s compliance program.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s Degree Required in International Trade, Logistics/ business, Legal, engineer or other relevant qualification.
Preference of Customs & import/export operations experience. However, fresh graduates are strongly encouraged to apply as well.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and Spanish.
Ability to keep up with changes in trade regulation, geo-trade affairs and other relevant matters related to trade.
Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Business Applications (e.g. Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Visio, etc.); ERP applications.
Strong interpersonal communication skills, relationship management and collaboration skills.
Able to detect gaps and implement the needed solutions.
Proven ability to make sound decisions.
Ability to effectively multi-task.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to thrive in a global, multi-time-zone team environment.
Has the initiative to undertake additional responsibilities.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive benefits plans
A variety of medical insurance plans
Employee Assistance Program
Employee resource groups
Recognition programs
Flexible time off plans
Vacation and holiday leave

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Hard Skills & Tools

import/export operationstrade compliance regulationsproduct valuationcommercial invoice setupsincotermsproduct complianceFTACarnetsbroker managementshipping document management

Soft Skills

written communicationverbal communicationinterpersonal communicationrelationship managementcollaborationdecision makingmulti-taskingattention to detailinitiativecustomer satisfaction

Certifications

Bachelor’s Degree in International TradeBachelor’s Degree in LogisticsBachelor’s Degree in BusinessBachelor’s Degree in LegalBachelor’s Degree in Engineering