Q-Edge Corporation, Foxconn

Customs Compliance Engineer(A Group MLB._.SCM)-Houston,TX

Houston, TX
Full Time
Experienced
Position Summary:
Ensure compliant and efficient U.S. customs operations, managing air/ocean  import-export clearance. 

Key responsibilities include:
  • Overseeing quotation and cost control
  • Managing bonded inventory for OEM processes
Key Responsibilities:
1. Maintain compliance standards
2. Conduct FTZ compliance audits
3. Classify products using HS codes
4. Process equipment import/export clearance
5. Manage material import/finished goods export clearance
6. Monitor shipments and resolve exceptions
7. Coordinate logistics: book air/ocean/truck transport
8. Maintain bonded inventory records
9. Manage customs/logistics quotes and costs
10. Process payments to brokers/forwarders

Education & Experience:
1. Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, International Business, or related field
2. 1+ years customs experience in manufacturing, (Preferred) Knowledge of U.S. customs brokers

Why Join Us?
1. Competitive compensation with bonus eligibility
2. Comprehensive benefits (medical, dental, 401k)
3. Structured career development programs
4. Paid time off (PTO) and holiday pay
5. On-the-job training in global supply chain operations

About Foxconn Houston
Foxconn is a global leader in electronics manufacturing, recognized for operational scale, integrated supply chains, and precision engineering. As a strategic partner, we support production for major technology brands. Foxconn is consistently ranked among the Fortune Global 500 and is a key partner to Apple Inc.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
We provide equal employment opportunities regardless of sex, race, color, religion, national origin, age, or status. We maintain a workplace free from discrimination and harassment.
Don’t meet every requirement?
We encourage you to apply! Your unique experience may be a great fit.

Work Environment:
  • On-site role with fast-paced operations
  • Ability to respond to after-hours emergencies and work occasional overtime as needed.Reasonable accommodations available for qualified individuals.
Required Skills:
  • Working knowledge of U.S. Customs and FTZ regulations
  • Experience with SAP/ERP systems
  • Advanced Excel skills and PowerPoint proficiency​​​​​​​
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