Technical Specialist, Trade Engineering

L3 Technologies MAS, located in Mirabel (QC) is a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

L3Harris MAS, a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., is an agile and innovative aerospace and defense technology company. Our 1000 employees provide complete military and commercial aviation modernization and upgrade solutions structural and avionics upgrades, aircraft component repair and overhaul, integrated logistics support, stripping and painting, field service support and technical publications, plus a full range of technical support services.

Our specialized aviation facilities include component repair, overhaul and machining, aircraft hangars and other upgrade facilities, structural design and analysis, full-scale fatigue testing and aircraft fatigue management, as well as other engineering services - from mechanical engineering and avionics to electronics and systems engineering.

Our customers perform on the world’s most challenging front lines. They trust us to keep them prepared for what’s next. We combine speed, innovation and flawless execution to ensure confidence and security in the world ahead.

About your next Challenge as a Senior Specialist, Engineering Services / Technical Specialist, Trade Engineering:

The Trade Engineering Technical Specialist will be part of the MAS Division Jurisdiction/Classification Team, within Engineering, that supports all MAS Division programs. The Trade Specialist will provide technical expertise to ensure that all interactions meet regulatory, corporate, and local compliance requirements and supports the jurisdiction and classification determination of all commodities, technical data and related services being exported from, or imported to various jurisdictions.

What You Will Do:

• Reviewing supplier and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) classifications and document internal concurrence or re-classification for export and/or import.
• Supporting development and presentation of appropriate training for the various stakeholders, including, but not limited to, engineering, supply chain, and operations.
• Must be able to travel as necessary. (Up to 10% travel).
• Staying current on all SME training requirements
• Support, including training, of engineering teams within MAS with application of “design for export” concepts.
• Supporting the monitoring, maintenance, and retention of records and documentation used for jurisdiction and classification determinations in accordance with regulations and L3Harris policy.
• Conducting export jurisdiction and classification reviews and determinations of commodities, software, technical data and related defense services under the ITAR, EAR, Canadian, & Foreign Export Control regimes.
• Identifying and recommending process improvements.
• Supporting program gate reviews and trade deliverables to ensure export compliance requirements are understood and anticipated throughout the program lifecycle.
• Supporting compliance audits and assessments.
• Supporting the export Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ) and Commodity Classification Requests (CCR) request processes as needed.