Nike Lead Trade & Customs 

United States, Oregon, Beaverton 

918631736

WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH

In this role, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our trade compliance framework and offering critical compliance expertise to our global stakeholders. To effectively lead in this role you will work with across the global trade network and other key partners at Nike. While this role has no direct reports, it requires a large amount of influence and partnership.

Leading cross-functional teams, coordinating projects, and ensuring alignment with organizational strategies and best practices will be some of your key responsibilities. As Lead, you will serve as a key facilitator for various compliance initiatives, while supporting a high-performing and self-organizing team.

Qualifying factors:

• You are open to working at Nike WHQ, Beaverton, Oregon.

• Bachelor’s degree in Business or related field. Will accept any suitable combination of education, experience and training.
• Have 5 to 10 years of experience in trade, customs compliance, supply chain, finance, internal audit or a similar role in medium to large companies. Master’s degree preferred.
• Proven ability to work cross-functionally and cross-culturally to build strong relationships in person and virtually.
• U.S. Customs Broker’s license (highly preferred).
• Track record of creating new ways of thinking, developing and implementing processes, process improvement, and driving change.
• Experience in the customs and international trade industry, policy and procedure development, and systems/tool development.

WHAT YOU’LL WORK ON

Your proven experience in managing compliance programs within a global trade environment will be key assets to this role. In addition, your expertise in guiding the team and partners through governance compliance processes in a diverse global environment will be important in this role.

• Compliance Project Leadership and Facilitation: As Lead, you will facilitate project team meetings, road-mapping sessions, and gather feedback from stakeholders. In addition, you will be responsible for providing high-level updates using existing trade best practices, including tools such as Jira, advanced roadmaps, dashboards, and 1-pagers.

• Trade Compliance Consulting and Engagement : You will consult and engage with Geos and Territories on targeted new or evolving compliance developments or issues. In addition, you will assist with developing customs procedures to comply with import and export compliance regulations. In addition, you will help interpret new regulations and customs requirements to create impactful presentations for stakeholders and partners.

• Continuous Improvement and Stakeholder Engagement: You will provide support to the team in benchmarking documentation and capturing key learnings from global trade initiatives. The ability to maintain effective communication across teams, external stakeholders, and management to gain respect and buy-in for governance compliance strategies will be key to this position. You can expect to working as a team to strengthen the trade compliance network/community through various governance and risk activities (training, communications, etc.).

• Transition Management and Stakeholder Adoption: Driving the change management process by managing communication, training, and support for the adoption of changes across our stakeholders is of prime importance for your role. Responsibilities you will manage and execute include socialization and adoption of the compliance framework, procedures, and internal controls by key stakeholders.