Legal & Administrative Coordinator
CROWE Uzbekistan | Tashkent, Uzbekistan | Full-time
CROWE is an international audit and consulting network operating in 150 countries.
We are looking for a Legal & Administrative Coordinator with practical legal experience to support the Operations Director, coordinate interactions with government authorities, and manage legal and administrative matters related to foreign employees.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate visa support, work permits, registration, relocation, and administrative support for foreign employees.
- Prepare official documents, applications, and correspondence, and represent the organization in dealings with government authorities within the scope of assigned responsibilities.
- Research, analyze, and interpret the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, preparing concise legal summaries and practical recommendations.
- Work with electronic government services and monitor application procedures, deadlines, and statuses.
- Maintain legal and administrative documentation, ensure document accuracy and version control, and follow up on outstanding tasks.
- Manage business correspondence and coordinate communication with foreign employees, government authorities, and external consultants.
- Provide administrative and organizational support to the Operations Director, tracking assignments and agreed deadlines.
- Use modern AI tools for legal research, information analysis, and document preparation, while independently verifying the accuracy and reliability of the results.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Law (a relevant legal qualification is mandatory).
- At least 2 years of professional legal experience, preferably in a commercial company, consulting firm, international organization or law firm.
- Practical knowledge of the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the ability to locate, verify and interpret legal provisions using official sources.
- Experience preparing legal or official documents and handling procedures involving government authorities or electronic government services.
- Understanding of documentation requirements for foreign nationals, including visas, work permits and registration, or the ability to learn and manage these procedures independently.
- Russian — fluent/native-level; English — C1; Uzbek — mandatory.
- Strong legal writing, analytical reasoning and business correspondence skills.
- Confident use of Microsoft Office and Google Workspace; experience with e-government platforms and AI tools for research and document preparation.
- Ability to manage several matters simultaneously, maintain accurate records, track deadlines and follow up independently.
- High attention to detail, professional discretion, accountability and a structured approach to work.
What We Offer
- 10,000,000–15,000,000 UZS net salary after taxes, depending on experience and qualifications.
- Opportunity to work in an international organization with a multicultural environment and international workplace culture.
- Daily interaction with foreign colleagues and international management.
- A dynamic work environment combining legal, administrative, and coordination responsibilities.
- Exposure to international business practices and communication across different functions.