Amazon Logistics Remote Jobs 2026 – Customs Brokerage Specialist
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Amazon Logistics Remote Jobs 2026 Amazon is hiring for the position of Customs Brokerage Specialist, ACT Destination Operations through INLT LLC. The role is part of Amazon Customs & Trade (ACT) and focuses on daily customs clearance operations for cross-border shipments moving by ocean, air, rail, and truck.
The position involves customs documentation, entry filing, tariff classification, shipment clearance monitoring, regulatory compliance, data entry, and coordination with freight forwarders, sellers, vendors, and logistics teams. Candidates should have experience in international logistics, cross-border transportation, supply chain, or U.S. Customs rules and regulations, along with 2+ years of customs entry writing experience handling complex, high-value shipments.
Quick Job Overview
Hiring Company
Amazon
Job Location
Remote
Experience Required
Fresher / Experienced
Qualification
Graduate
Salary / CTC
US$19.37–$33.94/hour
Employment & Mode
Full Time (On-site / Hybrid)
Application Status
Active
Application Deadline
06 Oct 2026
Key Skills & Competencies Required
Supply Chain Management
Data Entry
Data Analysis
Roles & Responsibilities
1. Customs Documentation
Verify customer onboarding documentation.
Review commercial records for completeness and accuracy.
Prepare import documentation.
Submit required documentation to regulatory agencies.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It is a customs and international logistics role within Amazon Customs & Trade (ACT), focused on customs clearance, import documentation, entry filing, shipment monitoring and regulatory compliance.
Amazon requires 2+ years of customs entry writing experience and experience in international logistics, cross-border transportation, supply chain or U.S. Customs rules and regulations.
A Bachelor's degree in Logistics, Transportation, Supply Chain or Business is listed as a preferred qualification. High school or equivalent is also listed as preferred.