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Expeditors International · Plainfield, IN

Customs Brokerage Agent

Plainfield, Indiana, United StatesFull-timeSupply Chain & Logistics

Listed on Expeditors International’s official careers site. Posted September 10, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

  • Ability to prepare timely, accurate entry declarations
  • Must be able to meet/exceed our best-in-class key performance indicators daily
  • Must be visionary and able to bring ideas to leadership to improve processes Open files as required
  • Monitor timely entry release
  • Monitor all PGA (FDA, etc.) files, ensure the release of all agencies
  • Scan, and index documents into imaging system Proper handling of “Entry
  • Documents Required Entries” Accurate & Timely billing – including sending billing to clients as required Turnover to dispatch as required, timely Customer Service – timely, clear & accurate communication both written and verbal with customers both internal and external

Qualifications

At least

  • 2 years prior customs brokerage experience Experience with processing entries, all modes of transportation, with all PGAs including FDA Certification
  • Ability to work under pressure
  • Take ownership of all that you do Being a team player make it a positive work environment and show respect Positive attitude always “Can do” Multi-tasking, Obsessed with detail, and a sense of prioritization

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