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Actually, CIT doesn’t open doors that much and this whole area is such a niche field (speaking as a former CIT). Try to work at Commerce, USTR, ITC first.
Clerkship at the Court of International Trade
This. CIT isn’t super competitive, although it’s a pain in the ass living in NYC on a clerk salary.
Controversial take but CBP is hiring like crazy for both immigration law and trade law.
That’s pretty common. I had to break into it from a very broad investigations practice. If your firm doesn’t have a proper trade-dedicated practice, try working with people doing something adjacent/overlapping like banking (sanctions), or govt contracts (export controls) or white collar (kind of everything), write articles when you can - there are developments happening literally every week. Once you have enough of those, work with a trade-focused recruiter —- firms will get that you want to move over. The issue with the practice is it’s a steep learning curve, so people hiring need to know you’re kind of obsessed.