How to become an International Trade Compliance Analyst

International Trade Compliance Analysts manage import and export compliance programs, interpret ITAR, EAR, customs, sanctions, and related regulations, administer licenses and authorizations, support international business activities, maintain compliance records, and partner with legal, engineering, supply chain, security, and business teams to mitigate global trade risk.

Top Skills Required

  • International trade compliance
  • Import and export licensing
  • ITAR interpretation and application

Education & Certifications

Typical: Bachelor's degree in international business, supply chain, business, legal studies, engineering, or a related field

Alternative paths:

  • Master's degree with reduced professional experience requirements
  • Extensive relevant trade compliance or international contracts experience in lieu of a degree
  • Certified paralegal or legal-environment experience