Description
Job Summary:
We are seeking a recent graduate interested in building a career in imports and regulatory affairs, providing support in product certification and administrative follow-up.
Key Highlights:
1. Opportunity for professional development in imports and regulatory affairs.
2. Mentorship and training in the area.
3. No extensive work experience required.
If you are a recent graduate and wish to develop your career in imports and regulatory affairs, this opportunity is for you.
What will you do in this role?
\-Provide support to the regulatory team to ensure product certification processes.
\-Track validity periods and renewals of import-related procedures.
\-Assist in monitoring payments for import procedure invoices.
\-Enter expense accounts and invoices into the internal ERP system.
\-Support administrative and document control within the department.
What are we looking for?
Completed or recently completed bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, International Trade, International Business, or related field.
Basic or academic knowledge of:
\-Tariff classification.
\-Mexican Official Standards (NOMs), preferably studied during academic training:
\-Safety standards: NOM\-001, NOM\-003, NOM\-019\.
\-Energy efficiency standards: NOM\-029, NOM\-030, NOM\-032\.
\-Telecommunications standards: NOM\-208, NOM\-221, IFT\-2017, IFT\-012\.
\-Commercial information standards: NOM\-004, NOM\-024, NOM\-050\.
\-Interest in certification processes, imports, and administrative follow-up.
\-Basic proficiency in Excel and administrative tools.
\-Learning attitude, organizational skills, and attention to detail.
\*Extensive work experience is not mandatory; we value professional internships, social service, or school projects related to the field.
What do we offer?
Base salary.
Benefits exceeding statutory requirements.
Opportunity for learning and professional development.
Mentorship and training in the area.
Work location: Vallejo
Salary: $10,342\.48 \- $22,338\.25 per month
Workplace: On-site employment