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Senior Global Mobility Partner

Harvey

Overview

Own the end-to-end delivery of immigration and mobility matters across sponsorship, relocation, cross-border transfers, remote work, and business travel. Lead the company-side strategy and delivery for complex U.S. immigration matters in partnership with outside counsel, independently assessing options, risks, timing, and next steps.

Posted in 3 locations

The employer lists this role separately per city — each has its own pay and its own application.

  • New York, NYHybrid$120.9K – $166.2KApply
  • San Francisco, CAHybrid$120.9K – $166.2KApply
  • RemoteRemote$120.9K – $166.2KApply

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Key Responsibilities

  • Own the end-to-end delivery of immigration and mobility matters across sponsorship, relocation, cross-border transfers, remote work, and business travel.
  • Lead the company-side strategy and delivery for complex U.S. immigration matters in partnership with outside counsel, independently assessing options, risks, timing, and next steps.
  • Advise candidates, employees, managers, Recruiting, People Business Partners, and business leaders on mobility options and tradeoffs, engaging Legal, Tax, Payroll, Total Rewards, or local experts when needed.
  • Manage relationships with immigration counsel, tax advisors, relocation providers, and other mobility partners, holding them accountable for service, quality, and employee experience.
  • Build and improve the workflows, playbooks, communications, reporting, and self-service resources that make mobility easier to navigate and enable Recruiting and the People team to handle routine questions themselves.

Key Requirements

  • 5–8 years of progressive global mobility experience, including meaningful experience in an in-house corporate mobility role.
  • Deep, practical knowledge of U.S. employment-based immigration, with the ability to independently assess options, pressure-test outside counsel’s recommendations, and translate legal advice into clear business guidance.
  • Demonstrated experience operating as a trusted mobility advisor to employees, managers, and cross-functional partners.
  • Experience across the broader mobility lifecycle, including relocation, cross-border transfers, remote work, and business travel, with a holistic understanding of how these matters intersect.
  • Working knowledge of the tax, compensation, payroll, benefits, equity, and employment considerations surrounding cross-border moves, together with the judgment to identify risks and engage the right specialists.