Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Canada Business Trade Strategy Manager, Global Trade Services

Toronto, Ontario, CAN

Sponsorship not specified$84k-$141kDetected 9 hours ago
Project ManagementSalesSupply ChainLogisticsOnboardingMicrosoft Office

About the role

  • You will work at the intersection of strategy, analytics, and execution - translating data and customer insights into tangible business outcomes.
  • Shifting tariff structures, supply chain reconfiguration, and evolving cross-border regulations are reshaping how Canadian businesses compete, invest, and grow.

Responsibilities

  • As a project leader, you'll drive initiatives like optimizing import lanes or consolidating cross-border flows - running working sessions, clearing roadblocks with customs brokers, and making calls on timelines when trade-offs are needed.
  • We develop import/export solutions that ensure the right products get to the right places at the right time and cost.

Requirements

  • 6+ years of compliance, audit or risk management experience.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office products and applications at an advanced level.
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent - Working knowledge of CA import processes, trade regulations, and/or tariff structures - or a demonstrated ability to rapidly develop this expertise.
  • Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Nice to have

  • Project Management Professional (PMP) or equivalent certification.
  • We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those interviewed will be advised as to hiring status.
  • CAN, ON, Toronto

Skills

  • The global trade environment is undergoing its most significant realignment in decades.
  • In this climate, trade strategy is no longer just an operational concern - it is a board-level imperative.

Compensation

  • $84k-$141k

Company info

  • A day in the life No two days look the same in this role, and that's part of what makes it interesting.

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