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Corning

Specialty glass, ceramics, and tech components

Mobility and C&B Operations Specialist

HR Operations & Coordination +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeShanghai, ChinaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in human resources, business, or equivalent qualification or experience is required.
  • At least 2 years of relevant experience in mobility, immigration, tax, payroll, compensation and benefits, or related human resources operations is required.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including effective use of digital tools and reporting platforms to manage data, generate insights, and support decision-making, are required.
  • A successful track record working with external providers and vendor management is required.
  • Strong communication and stakeholder-management skills, with sound judgment, are required.
  • Ability to work effectively under pressure in a fast-paced, high-volume, and culturally diverse environment is required.
  • Strong cultural awareness and sensitivity, including the ability to work successfully across different countries, stakeholders, and ways of working, is required.
  • Ability to handle sensitive information confidentially is required.
  • Proficient verbal and written English language skills are required.
  • Ability to travel within China and Asia as required by project and business needs is required.
  • Experience managing Southeast Asia immigration and mobility matters is a plus.
  • The role requires establishing trustworthy, credible, and competent relationships with customers and vendors to increase effectiveness in resolving issues.
  • The role requires developing and leveraging relationships with relevant vendor, procurement, human resources, and cross-functional contacts to maintain smooth operations across mobility and selected compensation and benefits processes.
  • The role requires attentiveness to stakeholder needs and prompt responses through proactive communication.
  • The role requires handling conflict appropriately and working effectively under pressure.
  • The role requires cultural and diversity awareness when communicating mobility and compensation and benefits solutions across countries and stakeholders.
  • The role requires using subject matter expertise to analyze issues, draw conclusions, and develop preliminary recommendations.
  • The role requires using available resources to facilitate problem solving.

Responsibilities

  • Manage immigration processes for employees requiring work authorization, including coordinating with external counsel and vendors on visa, work permit, residence permit, and related applications.
  • Track case progress, renewals, expirations, and compliance requirements, and help ensure processes align with legal and internal policy requirements.
  • Support international assignments, relocations, transfers, and other cross-border employee movement processes.
  • Provide operational support for urgent deployments, project-based assignments, and other time-sensitive workforce movements.
  • Maintain accurate documentation, reporting, confidentiality, and data privacy in mobility, immigration, and tax-related activities.
  • Serve as an operational contact for human resources, business stakeholders, employees, and vendors on mobility and immigration matters.
  • Partner with human resources, payroll, tax, legal, talent acquisition, and other stakeholders to support smooth employee movement and issue resolution.
  • Identify key considerations such as policy applicability, timelines, cost inputs, and operational constraints, and escalate complex or high-risk matters as needed.
  • Support policy interpretation, stakeholder education, vendor coordination, and continuous improvement of mobility processes.
  • Support cross-country compensation and benefits operational processes, focusing on coordination, consistency, and process alignment across markets and stakeholders.
  • Support global or regional compensation and benefits programs, processes, projects, and annual cycle activities, including data gathering, operational support, communication, and stakeholder coordination.
  • Prepare, compile, validate, and organize data for compensation and benefits surveys, recurring reporting, and ad hoc analysis requests across countries or programs.
  • Partner with compensation and benefits, human resources, payroll, and other stakeholders to connect upstream policy intent with downstream operational execution across countries.
  • Contribute to process standardization, simplification, and continuous improvement across mobility and selected compensation and benefits workstreams, especially where cross-program synergy can improve efficiency and user experience.
  • Develop knowledge over time to become cross-trained in other compensation and mobility programs, including Recognizing Excellence, annual bonus programs, Long-Term Incentives, and Memorandums of Understanding, and provide primary or backup support as needed.
  • Support global processes and work across mobility and selected Total Rewards programs as business needs evolve.

About the Company

Corning

Specialty glass, ceramics, and tech components

Corning develops and manufactures specialty glass, ceramics, and related components for a range of industries. Its engineered glass and ceramic materials are produced and integrated into devices and systems such as smartphone screens, high‑performance displays, optical networks, automotive emissions controls, and life‑science equipment. The company differentiates itself with a broad portfolio across multiple markets, material science expertise, reliable supply, and end‑to‑end components and systems. Its goal is to help customers achieve performance and reliability by providing durable, high‑quality materials and connected solutions that scale with growing demand.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Corning, NY
Founded
1851

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