Regulatory Affairs Manager (Ees) (Ciudad Juárez)

At Johnson & Johnson, the largest healthcare company in the world, we come together for one purpose: to transform the history of health in humanity.

Diversity & Inclusion are essential to continue building our history of pioneering and innovation, which has been impacting the health of more than 1 billion patients and consumers every day for more than 130 years.

We are in this for life. We are changing the trajectory of human health, YOU CAN TOO.

Responsibilities

• Represents the Company in all Customs matters related to Mexico Customs and other Government agencies in Mexico.
• Ensures and anticipates compliance of Mexico Government requirements. Reviews changes and analyzes impact related to Customs laws and regulations ensuring the correct implementation.
• Oversees Customs inventory controls for Import / Export balances.
• Ensures that all applicable permits and licenses are transacted in a timely and accurate manner.
• Ensures that all Certificates of Origin are completed in a timely and accurate manner.
• Coordinates the general documentation for Import / Export operations to comply with the legal requirements for Mexico and US Customs.
• Customs statutory reporting as required by Government Authorities.
• Analyzes and advises management on impact of changes related to US and Mexican Customs laws and regulations.
• Provides performance and potential feedback to direct reports, partnering with them to prepare short and long‑term development plans.
• Represents Juarez J&J operating company upon Mexican and US Customs.
• Analyzes and reports on Annex 30, VAT, New TAX Reform.
• Coordinates with US Broker resolution for any situation that may affect the operation of the Company.
• Conducts periodic audits / reviews to ensure accurate information is being updated into Customs System.
• Ensures procurement of department supplies and resources.
• Ensures proper record keeping and archiving of Customs documents according to regulations and J&J policies and procedures.

Qualifications

• University / bachelor’s degree or equivalent (International Trade, Customs Administration, Law Economics, Business Administration, Accounting, or Commercial Relation) or qualifying combination of experience.
• MBA desirable.
• Minimum of 8 to 10 years work experience in one of the following disciplines: Customs Management or Trade Compliance in a manufacturing environment.
• Knowledge and skills to successfully develop this position’s responsibilities.
• U.S. / Mexico Customs laws and regulations and Foreign Trade practices.
• Foreign Trade practices.
• FDA regulations pertaining to imports.
• Technical / functional competences.
• Bilingual: English / Spanish.
• Organization / planning.
• Accuracy / thoroughness.
• Managing / developing others.
• Communication skills.
• Leadership.
• Verbal and written communication proficiency.
• Judgment and decision‑making skills.
• Teamwork and collaboration.
• Ethics and integrity.