International Employment Specialist Vacancy at North Carolina State University

International Employment Specialist Vacancy at North Carolina State University


There is an announcement for the International Employment Specialist Vacancy at North Carolina State University. Interested candidates can apply for the position now. The category of the position is
  • Human Resources
  • International Programs and Services


Duties

The IE Specialist advises the NC State community and foreign national faculty and staff in the area of employment-based immigration and relevant governmental regulations and procedures.

Additionally, the IE Specialist, in collaboration with the IE Manager, prepares and files standard and complex immigration petitions, with a particular focus on nonimmigrant petitions filed with USCIS, and monitors and updates expiration dates and documentation regarding immigration status. Furthermore, the Specialist also assists with the I-9 and E-Verify processes and provides high-level service and assistance to campus on a variety of immigration and I-9/E-Verify issues.


Additional Duties
  • Preparing nonimmigrant petitions by analyzing and integrating information from both the sponsoring department and foreign national employee;
  • Additionally, utilizing multiple online government processes and other systems to prepare and file immigration petitions; monitoring case status both before and after filing, and is responsible for data integrity, monitoring, and reporting.
  • Moreover, monitoring the I-9 program and the University’s electronic I-9 and E-verify vendor system to track and maintain compliance with applicable rules and laws.
  • Developing and maintaining professional working relationships that facilitate the accomplishment of goals and tasks.
  • Also, answering complex questions and resolves normal and complex issues relating to visa, immigration, and I-9/E-Verify issues with limited management intervention.


Qualifications

  • Experience in preparing employment-based immigration cases.
  • Experience filling out USCIS and USDOL immigration forms, as well as the ability to navigate multiple governmental websites for compliance and case completion purposes.
  • Additionally, the ability to use web-based systems.
  • Excellent communication skills, including the ability to clearly and concisely convey verbal, nonverbal, and written information.
  • Also, the understanding of effective working relationships with customers and administrators. Ability to establish rapport and work effectively with diverse populations from various countries and cultures.
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