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Customs Specialist

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At a Glance

Location
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Work Regime
hybrid
Employment
Full-time
Experience
4–5 years
Posted
2026-03-20T18:35:34.693Z

Key Requirements

Required Skills

Data AnalysisExcel

Domain Knowledge

  • Logistics
  • Regulatory
  • Supply Chain

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or professional designation in International Trade, Supply Chain and Logistics, or a related field.

CSCB Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) or Certified Trade Compliance Specialist (CTCS) designation is a requirement for the role.

Minimum of 4–5 years of experience in a trade compliance role, with specific experience in the fashion/apparel industry preferred.

Advanced expertise in Canadian customs tariff classification and solid knowledge of US and EU customs tariff classification.

Proven experience in managing duty drawback programs and preparing for formal customs audits.

Advanced knowledge of Excel for data analysis.

Compensation & Benefits

Why Join Us:

Extended health and dental benefits, including comprehensive mental health programs and coverage.

Parental top up program.

Generous Employee Discount.

Access to telemedicine and employee and family assistance program.

Savings and retirement plan matching contributions.

Responsibilities

About The Role:

The Customs Specialist ensures the company’s international trade meets all legal requirements through accurate product classification and the maintenance of clear compliance standards. As the primary subject matter expert, this role interprets customs legislation to provide the business with technical guidance that ensures accurate customs declarations and reduces the risk of non-compliance. They will serve as a key collaborator on internal and external audits, duty recovery initiatives, and other strategic projects. They will ensure the organization remains audit-ready by maintaining the accuracy of trade data and customs filings while advising on the internal processes necessary to sustain long-term compliance.

What You Will Do:

Administer and maintain a global harmonized system (HS) tariff classification system to ensure our classification is accurate and uses the most favourable duty rates across multiple jurisdictions.

Research and interpret customs regulations across primary markets (Canada, US, and EU) and other international jurisdictions to ensure consistent adherence to global customs requirements.

Maintain a comprehensive compliance manual while acting as the subject matter expert to advise internal teams on best practices.

About the Company

About Us:

SSENSE is a global technology platform operating at the intersection of culture, community, and commerce. Headquartered in Montreal, it features a mix of established and emerging luxury brands across womenswear, menswear, kidswear, and Everything Else™. SSENSE has garnered critical acclaim as both an e-commerce engine and a producer of cultural content, generating an average of 100 million monthly page views.