Fort Campbell North Career:Customs Broker at UPS | Hiring

Your Next Step in Fort Campbell North

Snapshot

• Job Title: Customs Broker
• This role centers on your professional skills within the International Trade And Customs Brokerage space in Fort Campbell North.
• Company: UPS
• Clear growth pathways at our Fort Campbell North office.
• Salary: $30-$46/Hour (approx. $79k/Year)
• Benefits: This role offers a competitive benefits package.
• Location: Fort Campbell North, KY
• This Fort Campbell North-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
• Our UPS team in Fort Campbell North, KY is growing.
• Benefit from working in Fort Campbell North, a key hub for the International Trade And Customs Brokerage industry.

About UPS & Our Culture

Every international shipment that crosses a border through the UPS network does so because a licensed Customs Broker navigated the regulatory requirements of both the origin and destination country without error. At UPS, our Customs Brokers are the regulatory compliance backbone of UPS Trade Direct, UPS Cross-Border Technology, and UPS Supply Chain Solutions — managing Harmonized Tariff Schedule classification, CBP entry filing, duty calculation, and import/export regulatory compliance for a shipment portfolio that spans pharmaceuticals, electronics, textiles, perishables, and controlled goods across 220 countries. If you are searching for customs broker jobs near me with an employer whose international trade volume gives you daily exposure to the full spectrum of import and export regulatory complexity, UPS is the most professionally credentialing customs brokerage environment in the United States.

What Our Team Says (Employee Reviews)

"Customs brokerage at UPS is the most technically demanding regulatory work I have encountered in 15 years of international trade compliance. On a single morning I may be classifying a pharmaceutical API under Chapter 29, reviewing an FDA Prior Notice for a food shipment, processing a CBP Section 321 de minimis entry, and managing a CBP exam hold on a textile shipment from a country under additional tariff actions. The breadth of commodity exposure here is unmatched, and the UPS compensation for a licensed broker is significantly above the market rate I saw at freight forwarder firms." - Current Licensed Customs Broker, Rochester, NY.

Role Overview & Responsibilities

As a UPS Customs Broker, you manage the regulatory compliance lifecycle of international shipments moving through UPS's brokerage platform — performing HTS classification, preparing CBP entry documents, calculating applicable duties and fees, and ensuring FDA, USDA, and other participating government agency compliance requirements are met before each shipment is released from U.S. Customs and Border Protection hold.

• HTS Classification & Duty Calculation: Classify imported merchandise under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) using the GRI classification rules — researching Chapter Notes, Section Notes, Explanatory Notes, and applicable CBP binding rulings to assign the most accurate 10-digit HTS code — then calculating the applicable duty rate, merchandise processing fee (0.3464% ad valorem, minimum $31.67), and