Evening Release Manager at GHY International

Many companies depend on safe and smooth trade across borders, but this work needs strong hands guiding each step. This role exists to support that need. It gives the right person a chance to lead a team that keeps import work moving during evening hours. It also offers room to grow, learn and build a long term career with a respected employer.

GHY International has been around for more than one hundred years. The company supports importers and exporters across North America. Their team helps clients trade with confidence by making sure goods move across borders correctly and on time. They continue to grow in both Canada and the United States. They invest in their people and value an open, caring work culture where everyone feels seen and supported.

Job Summary

Position: Evening Release Manager
Company: GHY International
Location: Remote, United States
Employment: Full time
Salary Range: Based on experience
Job Category: Operations and customs management

About the Company

GHY International is known for its strong care for both clients and employees. The company maintains a family led spirit that shapes how teams work together across different regions. They support open communication and encourage people to take pride in their work. Many employees stay for years because they feel valued, guided and supported.

The company also supports work life balance. They run programs and committees that help staff stay connected and engaged. They offer fair pay reviews, bonus plans and a full benefits package that covers health, dental, vision and other forms of coverage. They also invest in personal growth. Employees can access internal training, leadership classes and career planning support. These tools help people develop new skills and prepare for future roles.

About the Role

The Evening Release Manager works under the Director of US Operations. The person in this role leads the evening team that handles import transactions. This is an active leadership role. You guide your team through each shift, keep work moving on time and confirm compliance with all required rules. You also help the team solve problems and support clients when questions come up.

This role matters because clients expect timely entries and smooth service. You help the team meet these expectations. You speak with clients, carriers, and agencies when needed. You also work with daytime leaders to make sure both shifts share the same goals. Your work helps the entire operation stay aligned and consistent.

What You Will Do

You help shape the release strategy so that client needs and compliance rules stay in balance. You lead the evening release team by offering clear direction and steady support. You review their work, guide them through issues and help them improve over time.

You make sure entries and related documents are filed on time. You answer questions from clients, carriers and government partners. You take part in daily team talks. You review performance and help the team reach set targets.

You work with the US Trainer to find training needs and help build plans that support growth. You stay updated on customs rules so you can guide the team through any changes. When needed, you assist with hands on tasks like entry filing and problem resolution. You also take part in the after hours on call rotation and work up to two statutory holidays each year.

Who You Are

You lead with care, respect and strong judgment. You make steady decisions and notice small details that matter. You stay calm in busy moments and keep your team focused. You communicate clearly and build trust across teams.

You know US customs rules well. You understand HTS classification, PGA requirements and FTA claims. You enjoy learning new tools and feel at ease with standard office software. You also enjoy exploring new systems that may improve daily work.

You build strong teams by encouraging accountability and shared goals. People feel comfortable coming to you when they need support, guidance or help with a task.

What You Bring

You have at least five years of experience in customs brokerage. You also have at least two years of leadership or management experience. You hold a Certified Customs Specialist designation. A customs broker license is a plus.

You are willing to travel up to fifteen percent of the time. Even though the role is remote, you must visit the office as needed. You can work the required hours which fall between four in the afternoon and half past midnight Eastern Time, or three in the afternoon to half past eleven Central Time. You can also take part in on call duties.

Working Conditions

This role is remote but requires regular travel to the office. The shift runs during evening hours. You may work two statutory holidays each year. You also take part in an after hours on call cycle.

Why This Role Matters

Trade moves each day, and clients depend on quick and correct release of their goods. Your leadership keeps the evening shift strong, steady and aligned with client needs. You help the team grow, solve issues early and maintain trust across every partnership.