eMigr8 Tech Visa
Senior Corporate Mobility Consultant

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About eMigr8
eMigr8 is the tech platform for global talent mobility, relocation & settlement. eMigr8 tackles the multi-faceted challenge of legal migration, empowering individuals to become globally attractive talents. We bridge the information gap, navigate cumbersome processes, and ease integration hurdles using the power of AI & technology platforms. This unlocks their full potential in the global economy, addressing the talent shortages faced by countries worldwide.
We provide helpful tools, AI Assistants and Agents for the end to end journey of a talent moving from one country to another. An example is our Free Visa Assessment. Dr. Zenith (Beta) - eMigr8 AI Visa Architect gives an instant diagnosis on eligibility for some Talent Visas and where you stand today. Early Access at https://dub.sh/eMigr8VisaAssessmentln
eMigr8 provides expert coaching for tech talent visas, helping individuals enhance their profiles to qualify for pathways like the UK Global Talent Visa, US O-1 Visa, French Tech Visa, Canada Startup Visa, Australia National Innovation Visa, and more. Our personalised guidance ensures individuals meet global standards and achieve their relocation & settlement goals. Learn more at https://eMigr8.ai
The Role
The Senior Corporate Mobility Consultant is the expert in the room for eMigr8 Business clients navigating the complexity of international assignments, immigration policy, and cross-border compliance. You sit alongside enterprise HR and mobility teams and give them the strategic advice they need to move people across borders compliantly and efficiently.
This is a client-facing advisory role. You are not administering cases. You are advising on policy, structuring assignments, interpreting visa regimes, and helping clients build mobility programmes that actually work.
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About You
You have 10 or more years as a mobility consultant or in-house mobility expert. You know UK immigration law in depth and have working knowledge of key international visa regimes. Clients trust you because you give clear, commercially-aware advice, not just technically correct answers.
You're a fit if you bring:
- Deep expertise in UK immigration, including Skilled Worker, Global Talent, and other key routes
- Experience advising on international assignment structures, including short-term assignments, secondments, and permanent relocations
- The ability to interpret and apply immigration policy for complex corporate client scenarios
- A track record of advising HR and mobility teams at large or mid-sized organisations
- Knowledge of the compliance landscape, including right-to-work, sponsor duties, and reporting obligations
- Experience reviewing or designing corporate immigration policies
- Clear, confident communication with senior stakeholders who are not immigration specialists
Being right is important. Being clear about what right means for that specific client's situation is what builds the relationship.
Why Join Now
- eMigr8 Business is building its advisory capability from the ground up and your expertise will shape what that looks like
- Enterprise clients in this space are actively looking for smarter, more structured advisory support
- Equity stake in a platform that is changing how businesses manage global talent
- The opportunity to work across multiple enterprise clients rather than being embedded in one organisation
- A collaborative founding team that values deep expertise and clear thinking
What to Expect
This is a part-time, equity-first engagement at the pre-seed stage. In practice that means:


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- Advising enterprise clients on immigration policy, assignment structures, and compliance obligations
- Supporting the development of client-facing mobility policy documents and frameworks
- Working alongside the implementation team during client onboarding to set expectations and answer complex questions
- Staying current on changes to UK and international immigration law and translating their impact for clients
- Contributing to the knowledge base and content that underpins the eMigr8 Business intelligence offering
- Engaging in business development conversations where specialist expertise is a differentiator
This role is for a startup at a very early stage (pre-seed stage) and will start as a part-time equity role pending when the company meets fundraising or ARR metrics.
Where helpful, we may explore a short collaboration or onboarding period to ensure mutual fit but this is not a requirement for the right candidate.
Interview Process
If there’s strong alignment, our process includes:
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A conversation with the founding team to explore values, fit, and shared vision.
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A strategic presentation to the leadership team (co-founders & advisory team), where you’ll outline:
- Your approach to the technical roadmap and product scaling over the next 12–18 months.
- Your vision for how AI and automation can revolutionise global migration over the next 3–5 years.
This is designed to be a two-way dialogue. We’re just as excited to hear how you’d shape the technology as we are to share where we’re headed.
Interested?
Let’s talk; we’re open to unconventional paths and big ambition. If you’re excited by global migration, technical ownership, and building something with real-world impact, we’d love to hear from you.
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