Kinetiq Process SystemsModular automation for safer, more efficient food production.

U.S.–Japan Import & Compliance Lead for Food-Processing Equipment

Supply Chain & LogisticsJapan / Remote

The work

Role: U.S.–Japan market-entry and import-compliance lead for food-processing equipment

Project overview

Kinetiq Process Systems is preparing a modular food-processing equipment line for shipment from the United States to customers and distribution partners in Japan. The project needs an experienced U.S.–Japan customs and market-entry specialist to turn technical product information into a practical, compliant import pathway.

Scope and responsibilities

• Review equipment specifications, materials, components, electrical characteristics and intended industrial use.

• Recommend HS classifications and document the reasoning for each machine and major component.

• Identify relevant U.S. export controls and Japanese import, safety, labelling and documentation requirements.

• Map the responsibilities of the exporter, importer of record, carrier, customs broker and local technical partners.

• Create a repeatable clearance workflow that can support pilot shipments and later commercial orders.

Required background

Demonstrable experience with industrial machinery or food-processing equipment moving between the United States and Japan. The contributor must understand customs classification, cross-border documentation and the limits of any licence or professional authority required for formal representation.

Expected outcomes

Kinetiq expects a defensible classification matrix, a written U.S.–Japan compliance roadmap, a document checklist and a final review session with the operating team. Success means the company can prepare a pilot shipment with clearly assigned responsibilities, identified risks and an auditable basis for its customs decisions.

About the company

Modular automation for safer, more efficient food production.

Proposed terms

Share class: Class A Common Stock — 1 vote per share; standard dividend and economic rights

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