Trade Compliance Specialist
Wurth Industry North AmericaGreenwood, Indiana, United States • Minnesota, United States • Iowa, United States • Roanoke, Virginia, United States
Posted March 11, 2026
Full Time
Würth Industry North America, a division of the Würth Group, is a leading distributor of fastener and assembly components across the United States and Canada. With a catalog of over 420,000 items, the company offers CPS® C‑parts solutions, value‑added engineering, and a comprehensive range of fasteners and assembly components to support construction, automotive, marine, and industrial markets. Leveraging the Würth Group’s global network, WINA benefits from premier supplier relationships, state‑of‑the‑art warehousing, and integrated logistics and IT systems that ensure fast, reliable delivery and superior customer service. The company’s distinctive advantage lies in its combination of extensive product coverage, financial stability, and a culture that prioritizes customer satisfaction and continuous innovation.
The Trade Compliance Specialist supports the organization’s global trade compliance program by ensuring import and export transactions are executed in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Würth Industry North America, a division of the Würth Group, is a leading distributor of fastener and assembly components across the United States and Canada. With a catalog of over 420,000 items, the company offers CPS® C‑parts solutions, value‑added engineering, and a comprehensive range of fasteners and assembly components to support construction, automotive, marine, and industrial markets. Leveraging the Würth Group’s global network, WINA benefits from premier supplier relationships, state‑of‑the‑art warehousing, and integrated logistics and IT systems that ensure fast, reliable delivery and superior customer service. The company’s distinctive advantage lies in its combination of extensive product coverage, financial stability, and a culture that prioritizes customer satisfaction and continuous innovation.
