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UAvionix is at the vanguard of aviation innovation, providing pioneering avionics and surveillance solutions for both manned and unmanned aircraft. With unwavering commitment to safety, efficiency, and dependability, we are revolutionizing the aviation industry through our innovative services. As a rapidly growing company, uAvionix offers unparalleled opportunities for professional growth and the chance to collaborate with numerous innovative manufacturers and business models within our expanding portfolio? Join our innovative team at uAvionix, where your expertise will leave a lasting impact in a dynamic and thrilling environment.

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The uAvionix Company is seeking an experienced Export Compliance Specialist to oversee and implement our export compliance program, ensuring adherence to relevant regulations including ITAR, EAR, OFAC, and FTR. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and maintaining a comprehensive compliance program, providing training and audits to employees, and ensuring continuous improvement and growth in this area.

The Export Compliance Specialist will provide regular updates to the Chief Financial Officer and serve as the empowered official, authorized by uAvionix, to oversee ITAR licensing and exemption procedures, ensuring compliance with U.S. regulations by preparing necessary ITAR certifications. The State Department’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) regulates the export of defense articles and services by issuing export licenses and providing technical assistance agreements. 

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• I developed a robust program to manage uAvionix’s export compliance, seamlessly collaborating with senior management to craft or revise guidelines and direction.
• Conduct comprehensive compliance and ethics training for all relevant employees, emphasizing both regulatory requirements and personal accountability.
• To ensure compliance with international arms controls and domestic regulations, exporters must grasp the nuances of ITAR-regulated items, including technical knowledge, protection services, dual-use and military goods, as well as EAR-mandated obligations.
• Compliance with Federal Trade Regulations (FTR) requires careful planning for international shipments to ensure smooth customs clearance and minimize potential risks. To achieve this, businesses must familiarize themselves with FTR guidelines and regulations, particularly when shipping goods across borders.
• The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has implemented strict regulations to prevent US persons from engaging in transactions that could contribute to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction or other malicious activities. As such, it is crucial for individuals and organizations to ensure compliance with these restrictions when dealing with foreign countries, entities, or individuals.

  Specifically, OFAC prohibits transactions with listed Specially Designated Nationals (SDNs), blocked persons, and parties subject to economic sanctions, including those related to terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, and human rights violations.

• Can we harmonize our export strategies to maximize market share across existing and emerging markets?
• Determine and authenticate the relevant authorized authority for exporting or controlling articles, technical data, and protective services related to dual-use items, applied sciences, and military commodities governed by the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).
• The potential implications of a temporary or proposed export on all facets of the business and stakeholders must be carefully considered? Data related to proposals, contracts, buy orders, displays, and product growth is verified to ensure the legitimacy of all transactions and the precision of information to be presented.
• Administer necessary licensing functions and agreements that require US Government approval for the export of technical expertise, hardware, services, and facilitate coordination on potential imports, while serving as a liaison with US authorities. Authorities officers as essential.
• The global defense industry relies on secure supply chains to deliver critical technologies. However, the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) require companies involved in defense trade to maintain robust export controls, ensuring that sensitive information remains confidential. To navigate this complex landscape, companies must prepare for ITAR licensing, submit applications efficiently, and implement approved controls effectively.
  • • Type DECCS licenses
    • Technical Help Agreements
    • Commodity Jurisdictions
    • ITAR compliance monitoring enables real-time identification of all disparate licensing issues as they arise. This proactive approach streamlines incident response, minimizes potential risks, and ensures seamless global supply chain operations.
• EAR licensing: Efficiently Navigating Regulatory Compliance
  • • Can the United States grant 748P licenses for the export and reexport of goods and technology subject to the EAR?
    • Commodity Classifications
    • As unexpected ITAR licensing issues arise, our team promptly addresses them through meticulous analysis and swift resolution.

      What is ITAR’s scope?

• EAR compliance: dedication of licensing obligations, utilization of license exceptions, and categorization of commodities. 
• Ensure comprehensive execution of the corporate export compliance program by implementing the export control guidelines outlined in the handbook, accompanied by training on ITAR and EAR regulations, customs requirements, export/import documentation, license management, and document retention processes.
• Ongoing revisions are being made to the company’s export compliance handbook to reflect recent modifications to relevant export regulations.
• Maintain a comprehensive Export and Import Management Database and Monitoring System for streamlined administration of licenses, agreements, correspondence, and coaching, thereby ensuring seamless coordination and visibility across various stakeholders.
• Conduct regular and thorough internal export compliance audits to ensure ongoing adherence to regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate a comprehensive review of potential non-compliance issues, collaborating with senior administrators to identify discrepancies. Develop a detailed report outlining findings, in tandem with external advisors and counsel, ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements. 
• Corrective actions taken promptly are crucial to ensuring compliance with established standards and regulations.

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• Bachelor’s degree, accompanied by a minimum of five years’ direct experience in roles overseeing ITAR, EAR export licensing, and compliance, as well as FTR compliance?
• As a US citizen, I am granted access to export-controlled data in connection with my entry into the relevant industry.
• What specific aspects of export/import laws do you need help with? ITAR regulations require a license for defense articles and services; EAR controls the export of dual-use items; and FTR sets forth procedures for tracking and reporting international travel.

  The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), Export Management Reform, and compliance packages encompass export jurisdiction and classifications, including self-classification, export licensing, and license exemptions/exclusions. Additionally, this package includes Technical Assistance Agreements (TAs) and Commodity Jurisdiction requests. Commodity classification requests, expertise management plans, and delivery courses are streamlined through our centralized platform, ensuring seamless coordination and timely execution.

• Demonstration of:
  • Strengthened writing, communication, coaching, and analytical proficiency demonstrate unwavering attention to detail.
  • Effective self-motivation to operate autonomously, with minimal oversight, while also seamlessly integrating into collaborative team environments.
  • Proven ability to prioritize multiple projects and tasks with precision, leveraging exceptional organizational skills.
  • Profound business acuity, poised professional presence, industrious commitment, and entrepreneurial flair.
• Well-versed in the Microsoft Workplace Suite, with entrepreneurial ventures being an added asset.
• The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) regulates the export of sensitive technologies under the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). To comply with these regulations, exporters must determine whether their products or technology are subject to licensing requirements and obtain the necessary licenses before exporting controlled items.

  To begin, exporters should familiarize themselves with the EAR’s definition of a “controlled” item. These are goods, software, and technologies that have military or dual-use applications, which can be used for both commercial and military purposes.

  The EAR also imposes restrictions on the export of certain items to specific countries and regions, known as “prohibited” destinations. In addition, exporters must comply with various reporting requirements, including filing electronic Export Information (EEI) forms with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

  To ensure compliance, exporters should maintain accurate records of transactions, including shipping documents, invoices, and other relevant information. They must also notify the BIS if they experience any changes in their business or if they become aware of any violations.

  Failure to comply with EAR regulations can result in severe penalties, including fines and even criminal prosecution.

• Comprehensive Understanding of US Export Regulations: OFAC, Antiboycott, BATFE, and FCPA Requirements.
• Experienced in overseeing authority contracts, with a strong understanding of ITAR compliance regulations a significant asset.

Bodily Necessities:

• Prolonged periods spent sitting at a desk, focusing intensely on computer work.
• Can effortlessly lift objects weighing up to 15 kilograms at a moment’s notice.

Work Authorization: Must be a U.S. citizen or possess an unrestricted green card (permanent residence).
Wage Vary: $120,000 – $140,000
Annual Incentive Bonus: up to a maximum of 7.5%

As a commitment to diversity and inclusion, we proudly embrace an equal alternative employer policy, ensuring that all applicants and employees are treated fairly and without bias. Our nondiscriminatory approach encompasses age, colour, gender, disability, national origin, race, religion, and veteran status, fostering a welcoming environment for everyone.