Workday Immigration Data Coordinator

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washington university in st louisSt Louis (MO)

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About the role

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a dedicated coordinator to support foreign nationals' hiring and onboarding. You will manage Workday immigration records, ensure data integrity, and coordinate with multiple university departments to support compliance and efficient processing. The role requires 3 years of relevant experience, knowledge of Workday, SEVIS, FNIS, and the ability to serve as a DSO/ARO. A strong attention to detail and collaborative mindset are essential.

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