Global Trade Compliance Analyst

Job Description: Global Trade Compliance Analyst  India  |  Global HS Classification and EMEA Customs Operations  Role Overview  Nextpower is helping accelerate the global transition to clean energy. Every project depends on a supply chain that can move products across borders accurately and reliably. As a Global Trade Compliance Analyst, you will contribute to that mission by turning complex customs requirements into sound product classifications, dependable reporting, and processes that help project teams deliver with confidence around the world.  Your Impact Across Regions  From India, you’ll strengthen the trade foundations behind Nextpower’s global projects—helping ensure products are classified accurately, customs reporting is dependable, and teams have clear information to act on. Working across EMEA operations and business systems, you’ll spot recurring gaps and improve the documentation and data flows that make compliant trade easier to deliver at scale. Your contribution will build greater visibility and help reduce avoidable customs delays across our global supply chain. The role focuses on planned analysis, reporting, and improvement during agreed India–EMEA working-hour overlap.  Responsibilities  Global HS Classification  Process global classification requests for new products and shipments; gather missing technical specifications from product, engineering, sourcing, logistics, and regional teams.  Apply established methods to routine cases, research applicable HS rules, and document codes, rationale, and evidence. Escalate ambiguous, novel, or complex cases for senior review.  Maintain classification records, supporting evidence, and product master data; update records when HS nomenclature or guidance changes.  EMEA Customs Operations and Reporting  Reconcile shipment, product, customs-entry, and document data for scheduled EMEA reporting and post-clearance self-assessments; investigate differences among internal, broker, and customs records, and track corrections to closure.  Support EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) reporting by coordinating information from brokers, suppliers, and internal data owners, checking completeness and consistency, and tracking deadlines.  Check invoices, packing lists, transport documents, customs entries, and country-of-origin or preferential-origin records for completeness and consistency. Link supplier or manufacturer evidence to relevant products and shipments, maintain practical checklists, and follow up on gaps and corrections; escalate origin questions requiring rule interpretation or calculations.  Summarize recurring exceptions by type, owner, age, impact, and next action; analyze missing-data and correction trends to identify root causes and recommend improvements.  Systems, Data and Process Improvement