Last Updated on July 10, 2026 by Justin Bryant
Amazon is hiring a Customs Brokerage Specialist for its Amazon Customs & Trade (ACT) Destination Operations team.
The application deadline is July 12, 2026.
This is a full-time position supporting Amazon's international customs brokerage operations.
The job posting does not list salary or benefits for this role.
What is Amazon Customs & Trade?
Amazon created the Amazon Customs & Trade (ACT) team to provide end-to-end customs brokerage services that help move international shipments efficiently while meeting customs and regulatory requirements. The team works with freight forwarders, sellers, vendors, and logistics partners to ensure shipments clear customs accurately and on time.
Job Highlight: Customs Brokerage Specialist
Amazon is looking for a detail-oriented professional with customs brokerage experience to manage daily customs clearance activities for ocean, air, rail, and cross-border truck shipments. The role focuses on ensuring regulatory compliance, resolving shipment issues, and supporting customers throughout the customs clearance process.
Key Responsibilities
- Review customer onboarding documents and commercial records for completeness and accuracy.
- Prepare and submit import documentation to regulatory agencies.
- Perform accurate data entry for customs entries, tariff classifications, and inspection records.
- Monitor shipment clearance status and resolve customs-related issues with freight forwarders and logistics partners.
- Generate and track delivery documentation while ensuring compliance requirements are met.
- Meet performance goals for entry accuracy and submission timelines.
- Provide second-level support for customer service escalations involving cross-border shipments.
- Partner with origin and destination logistics teams to resolve shipment issues from start to finish.
Qualifications
- Experience with accurate data entry and analysis.
- Basic Microsoft Excel skills, including formulas and lookup functions.
- Experience in international logistics, cross-border transportation, supply chain operations, or U.S. Customs regulations.
- At least 2 years of customs entry writing experience handling complex, high-value shipments.
- Ability to work a 40-hour workweek and overtime as needed.
Preferred Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Bachelor's degree in logistics, transportation, supply chain, business, or a related field.
- Licensed Customs Broker credential.
Closing Notes
This position is best suited for experienced customs brokerage professionals who are comfortable working in a fast-paced logistics environment with a strong focus on regulatory compliance and shipment accuracy. Applicants with customs entry writing experience and knowledge of international trade regulations are likely to be the strongest fit.
If the application link is no longer active after July 12, 2026, the position has likely been filled. Amazon regularly posts new logistics, customs, and supply chain opportunities, so it's worth checking for future openings if this role is no longer available.
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