International Trade Coordinator | IMMEX

Description

If your experience goes beyond simply executing imports and exports — encompassing tax compliance assurance, process auditing, IMMEX inventory control, and anticipation of regulatory changes, **this position is for you.** We are seeking a professional who maintains full operational control while also being capable of analyzing, questioning, and improving processes that directly impact costs, risks, and business continuity. You will join a food and beverage company with high operational demands, where compliance is non-negotiable and precision is critical. **Role Objective** Ensure every international trade operation is executed correctly, complies with current regulations, and is supported by robust fiscal inventory control, documentation, and traceability — minimizing risk and optimizing operations. **Key Responsibilities** * Manage and control inventories under Annex 24, ensuring consistency between systems and actual operations * Validate IMMEX program compliance across all operations * Execute and comprehensively track imports and exports (documentation, logistics, and customs clearance) * Prepare for and attend internal and external audits (SAT), ensuring full compliance * Analyze Official Journal of the Federation (DOF) publications and assess their operational impact * Ensure complete documentary traceability for international trade files * Coordinate with customs brokers, freight forwarders, and internal departments * Identify fiscal and operational risks and implement preventive actions * Optimize logistics costs and operating conditions * Participate in certification processes such as AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) **Required Profile** * Solid experience with Annex 24 (mandatory) * Experience with the IMMEX program * Comprehensive knowledge of international trade operations * Experience in customs audits and compliance * Proficiency with VUCEM and active consultation of the DOF * Knowledge of the Customs Law, General Import and Export Tax Law (LIGIE), and Incoterms * Minimum 2–3 years’ experience in similar roles * Degree in International Trade, International Business, or Administration (completed degree) **Critical Profile Requirement** This role requires a professional who consistently stays updated on regulatory matters. **Practical experience is mandatory in:** * Tracking tariff reforms and changes * Regular consultation of official sources such as the DOF and VUCEM * Assessing the operational impact of regulatory changes * Implementing adjustments to ensure compliance and efficiency If your experience has been purely operational and does not include this level of analysis, this position is not suitable for you. **Desirable** * Knowledge of Annex 30 (VAT/IEPS) * Experience with AEO certification * Participation in process improvement or implementation of controls * Experience in logistics cost optimization **Key Competencies** * High attention to detail * Analytical capability * Focus on compliance and risk prevention * Organization and follow-up skills * Proactivity **Offer** Food vouchers Life insurance Major medical expense insurance Discounted cafeteria service Additional benefits Benefits: * Free beverages * Company parking * Option for an indefinite-term contract * Major medical expense insurance * Discounted cafeteria service Salary: $28,000\.00 \- $30,000\.00 per month Benefits: * Free beverages * Company parking * Option for an indefinite-term contract * Discounted cafeteria service * Company-provided mobile phone Application Question(s): * What is your date of birth? * What is your academic background and from which institution did you graduate? Priority will be given to candidates from institutions such as: Tecnológico de Monterrey (ITESM), UNAM, IPN, UAEM, Tecnológico de Toluca, EBC, Tec Milenio * What are your salary expectations? (Gross monthly salary) * Mention a recent change in regulation, tariffs, or SAT provisions and explain how it impacted your operations and what actions you took in response. * How do you stay updated on international trade matters? Please specify the sources you use (e.g., DOF, VUCEM, chambers of commerce, etc.). * Which Incoterms do you use most frequently, and how do they influence your cost and risk decision-making in operations? Work Location: On-site employment