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The Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade.

Technical Consultant - Export Control

SERC, SPACE Campus, Castle Park Road, Bangor, N. Ireland · 2nd Floor, 15 Whitehall, London SW1A 2DD · Trade House, Minerva business park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6FT, United Kingdom · Home address

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IE, GB
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28 Sept 2026

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Technical Consultant - (Export Control)

Job Description

POSITION : Technical Consultant

EMPLOYER: The Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade

POSITION STATUS: Permanent/Full Time

REPORTS TO: Technical Manager

LOCATION: Remote / Hybrid

The Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade (CIOE&IT) is the leading UK membership association for those working in exporting and importing. These are exciting times in international trade and we’re seeing sustained growth in the demand for our services and qualifications – as a result, our team needs to grow too.

We are seeking a highly skilled a Technical Consultant for the Advisory Department.

This is primarily a remote role; however, you will be required to visit clients as requested and occasional visits to our Peterborough and London offices.

JOB BRIEF:

The main function of this job is to represent the Chartered Institute in the provision of training and advisory services in a broad range of international trade and customs disciplines. For this particular appointment, we are seeking specific expertise in Export Control issues.

The successful candidate needs to be confident providing training and consultancy, both face-to-face and virtually.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Helpline: Support delivery of commercial contracts for a Helpline service for clients as well as the business member helpline, running monthly reports and collecting data on enquiries to support the membership, marketing and content teams.

Training development: Create, update and deliver learning content for training courses, presentations and webinars, ensuring materials are current, engaging, accessible and professionally delivered

Advisory services: Provide expert advice to clients on key disciplines of international trade and customs, including customs compliance and best practices within their required field

Content contribution: Support the development of content for the website, publications and member platforms on trade-related topics.

Industry representation: Participate in government forums and working groups, representing the Chartered Institute.

Stakeholder engagement: Act as a regional and local champion, engaging with stakeholders and identifying opportunities to support and grow the Chartered Institute’s membership.

Public speaking: Attend industry events on behalf of the Chartered Institute, both face-to-face and online through webinars and podcasts and develop online social media content to promote the work of the Chartered Institute.

Ambassadorial role: Uphold values and integrity of the Chartered Institute through professional conduct and performance.

Continuous learning: Ability to remain updated on emerging international customs and trade regulations, trade policies and procedures, both in the UK and internationally, to be able to determine the impact for clients and effectively apply knowledge and educate stakeholders

Identify opportunities to implement information technology tools that will enhance, improve and automate the import and export compliance activities.

Data: To maintain the integrity of the business through accurate and timely recording of all relevant data.

To communicate in an articulate, professional and informed manner, across all levels of the business, both internally and externally, providing a clear transmission of information with businesses, to help them navigate the evolving global trade landscape

Pursue improvements in procedures and services to enhance efficiency and cost-effectiveness

Undertake any other reasonable duties commensurate with a changing environment and a proactive business Any other duties as may reasonably be required by the Advisory Director to support the team and wider organisation.

DESIRED SKILLS SET AND EXPERIENCE:

Strong knowledge of customs and international trade

Strong presentation skills, proven record of delivering training and/or advisory services

Strong verbal and written communication skills, along with experience of content development

Significant hands-on experience managing international trade compliance matters

Export Controls Compliance - Practical experience applying UK, EU, US and other international export control regulations, including military, dual-use and strategic goods controls.

Sanctions Compliance - Experience assessing and implementing sanctions requirements, including customer, end-user and transaction screening.

Licensing and Authorisations - Proven track record preparing and managing export licence applications, licence compliance and regulatory engagement.

Risk Assessment and Due Diligence - Experience conducting export control classifications, end-use/end-user assessments and supply chain due diligence.

Policy and Procedure Development - Ability to design, implement and review Internal Compliance Programmes (ICPs), policies and control frameworks.

Audit and Compliance Monitoring - Experience undertaking compliance audits, gap analyses, investigations and corrective action planning.

Industry Knowledge - Understanding of defence, aerospace, technology, manufacturing or dual-use sectors and their export control challenges.

Regulatory Research and Interpretation - Ability to analyse complex legislation, monitor regulatory changes and provide practical business-focused guidance.

Comprehensive understanding of UK and EU customs laws and regulations

Strong project management skills, with advanced proficiency in Microsoft applications

Proven ability to engage with both internal and external stakeholders to collect information and coordinate projects, ensuring customer needs are met proactively

Ability to work effectively under pressure, solve problems, and support teams in meeting or exceeding customer deadlines.

Track record of establishing, implementing, and maintaining standards, while continuously seeking improvement opportunities.

Continuous improvement, innovation and strategic thinking mindset

Self-starter, having the ability to work using own initiative with a strong focus on quality

Positive attitude and outstanding communication

Must have strong internet access at home

NICE TO HAVE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL:

Level 4 or above in an international trade related qualification or, learning and teaching skills

The ability to build effective and credible relationships across a range of stakeholder groups both internally and externally.

HOW TO APPLY:

Fill in your details below and upload your CV for review by the Talent Acquisition team.

If you are having difficulty completing the application and would like some support or if you have questions, please contact our Head of Talent Acquisition, Gary Watson on:

01733 404 400

[email protected]

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