Senior Trade Compliance Specialist

CCM Hockey is present worldwide, we have offices in Canada, the United States, Sweden, Finland, Germany and Taiwan. Our headquarters are located in Montreal, where we create and develop our equipment. Our mission is to inspire dreams and empower every player to fulfill their passion while enjoying their game. Our team's vision is to be the leading brand on and off the ice, by delivering innovative products and outstanding experience to our athletes and partners everywhere, all while putting our employees and communities at the forefront. We aim to unlock the full potential of every CCM athlete from pond to forum by delivering innovation to maximize performance and ignite in them the self-confidence to chase their dream. We’re looking for passionate players who share our core values and will help us become THE industry leader! At CCM Hockey, we live our values everyday: Authenticity: Standing up for who you are, doing what you mean and what you believe in. Empowerment: Through their unique contributions, each person is different, each person is important, and each person has the opportunity to make a difference. Teamwork: A team that works together always beats a team of highly skilled individual players. Respect: Valuing differences and allowing others to express themselves when working together, to achieve common goals, to grow and succeed as a company. CCM Hockey is looking for a Senior Trade Compliance Specialist to run our global trade compliance program day to day and continuously improve it. You'll report directly to the Director, Global Tax & Customs, and be one of two people in trade compliance. That means real ownership, from product classification and entry audits to our CTPAT program and government audits. We also want someone who sees repetitive work as something to automate. You'll use AI and data tools to cut manual effort, so more of your time goes to risk planning, process improvement, and compliance strategy. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES Customs operations (Canada & U.S.) Classify new and existing products under the HS/HTS (Canada, U.S., EU), maintain the classification database, and prepare ruling requests when needed Audit Canadian and U.S. import entries (CAD/B3, 7501) and file corrections through CARM and ACE Determine origin under CUSMA/USMCA and other trade agreements, and maintain supporting documentation Oversee customs valuation, U.S. tariff measures (Section 301, 232, and others), and duty relief programs (duty deferral, drawback) Prepare export documentation, commercial invoices, and B13s Serve as main contact for customs brokers, freight forwarders, and 3PLs, and resolve clearance issues Program ownership Manage the CTPAT program: security profile, supplier due diligence, validations, and the annual sustainment calendar Lead responses to CBP, CBSA, and other government agency audits, verifications, and information requests Run periodic internal audits and self-assessments, and track corrective actions to closure Maintain trade compliance records to meet recordkeeping requirements in each country Cross-functional compliance Work with sourcing, product development, logistics, finance, and legal to build compliance into supply chain decisions (new products, suppliers, routings) Develop and maintain trade compliance policies, procedures, and training Monitor regulatory changes, assess their impact, and recommend responses Benchmark our practices against industry standards Automation & continuous improvement Identify manual, repetitive tasks (entry audits, classification support, invoice preparation, broker data reconciliation, reporting) and automate them using AI tools, Excel/Power Query, Power Automate, or scripting Build and maintain compliance KPIs and dashboards (duty spend, error rates, corrections, broker performance) Document every automated workflow with controls and human review so results stay audit-ready KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES Bachelor's degree in International Business, Supply Chain, or …

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