Job Opportunity: Advanced Analyst (Law – Immigration) At Ernst & Young
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The Advanced Analyst (Law – Immigration) role at EY, along with the official job description highlights and how to apply
Role snapshot
- Title: Advanced Analyst (Law – Immigration)
- Teams supported: EY’s U.S. and Canada immigration teams (case preparation and support)
- Experience: 0–3 years; open to freshers with strong research/writing skills
Eligibility
- Degree in Law (LL.B. or equivalent)
- Professional proficiency in English; strong command of style, punctuation, grammar; excellent legal research and writing
- Detail orientation; ability to follow specific instructions and work under pressure and volume.
- Team-oriented; strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Desirable: Prior exposure to U.S./Canadian immigration, substantive drafting/editing/proofreading, strong MS Office skills (Word/Excel/PowerPoint/Outlook/PDF)
What the work involves
- Assist U.S./Canada immigration teams in preparing immigration cases (work visas and permanent residence categories).
- Learn and apply legal requirements for each category; draft complex petition packages tailored to case facts and legal criteria.
- Revise drafts; maintain organized virtual workspaces and document repositories.
- Leverage tech tools to improve efficiency; coordinate with support teams across EY’s global network.
- Contribute to team development, report to seniors on utilization/efficiency metrics, and take ownership of assigned workstreams.
What EY looks for
- Communicators who can adapt to changing priorities, anticipate needs, and collaborate well; passion to learn and grow in a fast-paced, global environment.
How to apply
- Apply through EY Careers (location-specific posting; example: Noida listing) and search for “Law – Immigration – Advanced Analyst” to find current openings in India GDS locations.
- Explore application steps and interview guidance on EY’s careers site before applying.
Official Notification: https://careers.ey.com/ey/job/Noida-Law-Immigration-Advanced-Analyst-UP-201301/1220483801
This role is an entry-to-early career opportunity to build deep expertise in U.S. and Canadian immigration within a global professional services environment, with strong emphasis on legal drafting, process rigor, and collaboration across geographies.
