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Head of Customs Compliance

GE Vernova · Delaware, OH

Publicada em 01/09/2026

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Job Description SummaryThe Head of Customs Compliance is a senior leadership role within the Global Trade Compliance organization, responsible for directing and overseeing customs and import/export compliance across the company's global footprint. This individual will develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive customs compliance program that supports the company's complex energy sector supply chain while ensuring business segments adhere to all applicable customs laws, regulations, and trade agreements worldwide. The Head of Customs Compliance serves as the enterprise-wide subject matter expert on customs matters and partners closely with business segments, sourcing, legal, tax, finance, and government affairs functions to enable efficient cross-border movement of goods, equipment, and technology critical to the company's global operations.Job Description Roles and Responsibilities Strategic Leadership and Program Oversight. The Head of Customs Compliance will design, implement, and continuously enhance the company's global customs and import/export compliance strategy, including policies, procedures, and internal controls designed to ensure business segment compliance with trade regulations while enabling efficient cross-border operations. This leader will set the strategic direction for the customs function, aligning customs compliance objectives with broader corporate strategy and the company's risk appetite.Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management. The Head of Customs Compliance will ensure business segment compliance with all applicable customs laws and regulations in every jurisdiction in which the company operates, including U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulations, European Union customs codes, and the customs regimes of all other countries in the company's operational footprint. This includes policy oversight and governance for managing tariff classification, customs valuation, country of origin determinations, Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
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