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Onjoly Purification

International Trade Analyst

Onjoly Purification is an international trade analyst who combines deep analytical capabilities with hands-on experience supporting trade enforcement and compliance matters at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration. She advises clients on international trade regulations, customs compliance, trade remedies, and evolving global trade policies, helping companies navigate complex regulatory requirements and enforcement risks.

Onjoly has extensive experience supporting antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) proceedings, including investigations, administrative reviews, scope reviews, scope proceedings, circumvention inquiries, litigation, and tariff-related matters. She assists clients across a wide range of industries, including steel and metals, minerals, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, automotive products, and food and agricultural products. Her work includes analyzing economic and financial data, evaluating company responses, preparing regulatory memoranda and public filings, and collaborating with attorneys, government agencies, and foreign stakeholders to address complex trade issues.

Drawing on her background in regulatory compliance, risk analysis, and cross-border investigations, Onjoly helps U.S. and international companies manage the analytical and procedural demands of trade remedy proceedings, develop effective compliance strategies, and respond to evolving trade enforcement challenges. She is particularly skilled at interpreting and applying complex regulatory frameworks, identifying potential compliance risks, and translating technical trade requirements into practical solutions that support clients’ business objectives.

Education

M.A., The George Washington University, Washington, DC, 2024, International Affairs, International Economic Affairs
B.S., Towson University, 2020, Political Science; Minor, International Studies and Economics