Customs and Trade Coordinator

Il y a 19 heures

SpiereHelkijn, Flanders, Belgique STOW Group Temps plein
Job Description

As Customs and Trade Expert you will work with people across our organization committed to bringing growth to stow, solve issues and actively look for opportunities to improve.

Tasks & Responsibilities:

  • Provide internal stakeholders, customers and suppliers with expert advice on complex customs and trade matters
  • Create innovative yet pragmatic solutions tailored to the company’s specific needs.
  • Act as a thought partner to our sales and purchase teams for export countries, supporting the development of projects
  • Guide our logistics and finance teams to ensure correct and compliant fulfillment of orders
  • Stay up to date with market developments
  • Extend your expertise through continuing education and seminars
  • Design and administer training to educate our sales force, finance teams and logistics teams and improve our export capabilities
  • Dotted line to Customs & Trade Manager and take over the tasks of this colleague in case of absence and after his retirement (in 1-2 years).

Qualifications

Profile:

  • Bachelors or Master's degree
  • Minimum 5 -10 years of relevant hands-on experience in customs, forwarding, logistics, international trade, triangular sales.
  • Excellent analytical skills and commercial arithmetic skills.
  • Excellent people management skills
  • Ability to quickly react to queries and to work against deadlines.
  • Clear communication skills, synthesizing complex matters into comprehensible material
  • Demonstrate unwavering maturity and professionalism in complex and stressful situations
  • Fluency in English, French and/or Dutch


Additional Information

⭐ Why join stow?

  • International industrial group with strong technical standards
  • Structured environment focused on quality & safety
  • Concrete, hands-on engineering projects
  • Opportunities to develop your expertise over time

Ready to take on this challenge? Apply now and help us shape the future of intralogistics projects