Main roles of central Export control analyst:
- Using multiple web applications that analyse parcel data to review and analyse parcel data alerts in real time
- Cross-analyse parcel data provided in the web application with open source information, in line with predefined investigation rules
- Identify false positives, ie. find out which alerts can be dispatched or dismissed based on additional research and analysis
- Request more information from the client / business unit when required to determine whether an export licence is required
- Document the investigation for products that have Dual-Use
- Check the consistency between an export parcel and an export licence if the sending customer holds one (eg. destination, type of product, validity date, price, weight etc)
- Report any patterns you find surprising or suspicious to your Senior Analyst or to the central trade compliance team
Job requirements and skills
Specific skills
- Higher School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent
- Computer literacy and ability to navigate web applications
- Searches in web open sources. Knowledge of basic open source intelligence techniques is an advantage
- Ability to apply risk-based analysis in line with predefined rules of investigation
- Being familiar with Tariff nomenclature classification (HS, HTS) is an advantage
- Being familiar with Export Control regulations, including international sanctions and dual-use goods (US EAR, UK, EU regulations, FDA…) is an advantage
Soft skills
- Attention to detail
- Curiosity -an interest in international relations would be an asset
- Proactive
- Ability to use judgement to decide when to escalate cases
Languages
- English
- Other European languages would be an advantage