Trade Compliance Specialist
Pubblicato il 07-10-2026 - Editoria e industria tipografica in Italia
At Burberry, we believe creativity opens spaces. Our purpose is to unlock the power of imagination to push boundaries and open new possibilities for our people, our customers and our communities. This is the core belief that has guided Burberry since it was founded in 1856 and is central to how we operate as a company today.
We aim to provide an environment for creative minds from different backgrounds to thrive, bringing a wide range of skills and experiences to everything we do. As a purposeful, values-driven brand, we are committed to being a force for good in the world as well, creating the next generation of sustainable luxury for customers, driving industry change and championing our communities.
JOB PURPOSE
The Trade Compliance Specialist willjoin Burberry Tecnica in Collegno (Turin). In this role you will play a key role in supporting international trade operations, ensuring customs compliance while enabling a seamless flow of products across global supply chains.
Working closely with cross-functional teams and external partners,
you will help shape and strengthen Burberry's trade compliance framework, driving operational excellence, mitigating risk and identifying opportunities for duty optimisation.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Manage commodity code classification for finished goods and raw materials, ensuring accuracy, consistency and strong data governance.
Lead the day-to-day administration of preferential origin programmes and identify opportunities to maximise the benefits of trade agreements.
Establish and manage Outward Processing Regime (OPR) processes, ensuring full compliance and effective duty relief management.
Develop, enhance and maintain customs compliance controls, policies and standard operating procedures.
Partner with Logistics, Product Development, Sourcing and external stakeholders to ensure accurate customs documentation and smooth clearance activities.
Support supply chain and business transformation initiatives by embedding customs and trade co