Sanctions & Export Controls Specialist (Part-Time)

We are seeking a Sanctions & Export Controls Specialist to provide expert guidance on economic sanctions export control regulations and trade compliance. This part-time consulting role requires comprehensive knowledge of sanctions regimes dual-use export controls and the strategic use of economic statecraft in international ResponsibilitiesAnalyze U.S. and international sanctions programs (OFAC EU UN) and their implications for business operationsProvide expert guidance on export control regulations (EAR ITAR MTCR) and licensing requirementsMonitor sanctions designations regulatory updates and enforcement actions affecting client activitiesAssess compliance risks and develop mitigation strategies for international transactions and partnershipsEvaluate the strategic and economic impacts of sanctions on targeted countries sectors and entitiesAdvise on due diligence procedures screening protocols and internal compliance program developmentTrack legislative and policy developments in economic statecraft and technology restrictionsProvide strategic analysis on emerging controls (semiconductor restrictions critical technologies etc.)Required QualificationsEducation: Bachelors degree in International Law International Relations Economics Business Administration or related fieldExpertise: Strong understanding of U.S. sanctions programs (OFAC) export control regulations (EAR ITAR) and trade complianceKnowledge: Proficiency in sanctions screening license determination and regulatory interpretationAnalysis: Demonstrated ability to assess compliance risks and navigate complex regulatory frameworksCommunication: Excellent written and verbal communication skills for advisory services and compliance reportingPreferred QualificationsAdvanced degree (JD Masters) in International Law Trade or related fieldProfessional experience with government agencies (OFAC BIS State Department DDTC) or compliance rolesCertification in sanctions/export controls (CAMS CAMS-Audit or similar)Experience with technology controls emerging and foundational technologies and foreign direct product rulesKnowledge of international sanctions regimes (EU UK Australia Japan) and multilateral export control regimesBackground in defense industry technology sector or financial services complianceExperience with sanctions evasion patterns risk indicators and enforcement case studiesFormer government service in sanctions or export control enforcementCompensation Structure$150-200/hour: Bachelors degree with 5-10 years corporate compliance or trade experience$200-275/hour: Advanced degree or professional certification with 10-15 years experience including government agency exposure$275-400/hour: Former senior OFAC/BIS/DDTC officials licensed attorneys with sanctions/export controls specialization or recognized experts with extensive enforcement experienceWork ArrangementSchedule: Flexible part-time hours (project-based consulting)Location: Remote work availableCompensation: Competitive hourly rate based on qualifications and experienceHow to ApplyInterested candidates should submit their resume a cover letter highlighting relevant sanctions and export controls expertise expected hourly rate based on qualifications and any relevant publications or compliance guidance :