Global Trade Services Analyst
Pubblicato il 20-10-2026 - Te Connectivity in Ancona
Job Title: Global Trade Services Analyst At TE, you will unleash your potential working with people from diverse backgrounds and industries to create a safer, sustainable and more connected world. Job Description: Job Overview In TE Connectivity, We are building a world class Global Trade Services (GTS) organization, including Operational Service Centers focused on critical trade services. This new role is for an Analyst in the Duty Savings Operational Service Center (OSC), which is responsible for supporting centralized core activities to manage Customs Duty Payments and Savings projects and shared services in all locations where TE operates. This role will be responsible for executing key aspects of the Duty Savings OSC, delivering centralized management of Duty Savings tariff mitigation, free trade agreement through the GTS FTA toolset, duty drawbacks, anti-dumping compliance, and other aspects related to duty savings to support TE's operations. Key responsibilities relate to the Duty Savings OSC include but are not limited to program execution, training,
and systems deployment and optimization. The role reports to the GTS DM TSC EMEA Regional Manager, joining a team of global trade professionals who are passionate about ensuring the future growth of the business by providing business solutions for compliance with global trade laws and regulations. The successful candidate will be able to collaborate and thrive in a global environment while maintaining integrity, taking accountability, working together, and championing change. Job Requirements * Validating and processing Supplier Declarations both within the GTS FTA tool, approving and uploading supplier provided declarations, verifying their compliance with the relevant Morocco FTAs. * Retrieval of EU Supplier evidence, such as invoice declarations or EUR.1 preference certificates and validating documents into supporting EU and Morocco bilateral cumulation. * Monitoring and processing supplier responses in the T