Erin Rotter Email & Phone Number

Evanston, IL, US

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

- Processed over 1,100 H-1Bs, TNs, green cards, and international visas for employees with a 99% approval rate since joining Qualtrics in 2016- Oversee day-to-day operations of Qualtrics’ Global Mobility Program across 17 countries- Develop global visa processes and policy for Qualtrics across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC- Collaborate with C-Suite.

Greater Salt Lake City Area

- Integrated 50+ US & UK employees into Qualtrics’ Global Mobility Program from acquisitions- Developed immigration escalation ticketing system to streamline the global mobility exception process- Prepared training and resources for Recruiting, People Ops, and hiring managers across Qualtrics

Greater Salt Lake City Area

- Developed in-house processing systems for short term work assignments in Ireland and Australia- Handled entity set-up documentation for expansion into 16 new countries worldwide

Greater Salt Lake City Area

- Created an internal ticketing system to track and manage employee visa processes- Won 8 UDRP complaints against cybersquatters for Qualtrics domains

Evanston, IL

- Supervised a team of 15 SOFO Financial Assistants- Maintained Microsoft Access database of approximately 600 student organizations- Provided weekly training sessions to student group officers and faculty advisors- Recruited, hired, and trained new SOFO Financial Assistants- Expanded the university debit card program, allowing 50+ new programs to use this.

Evanston, IL

- Evaluated receipts and invoices against best practices to process payments and reimbursements- Utilized accounting software to generate checks and initiate transfers- Worked with student organization officers to facilitate compliance with Northwestern financial policies

Denver, CO

- Reviewed and tracked criminal cases to determine which cases would receive media interest- Wrote press releases on high profile cases- Summarized indictments and other legal documents for reporters- Coded cases from early 2014 to research impact of the legalization of marijuana