Part-Time Jobs

Research Analyst, Visa and Residency (Part Time)

GlobalWealth360 (GW360), Donnybrook, Dublin 4
20 hours per week | On site | €17 per hour | Immediate start

About GW360

GlobalWealth360 is a Dublin-based relocation and global mobility company, operating as a division of Smith-Miciotta Media, Ltd. We help individuals, families and corporate teams move to Ireland and Western Europe. What sets us apart is financially intelligent relocation: we bring tax, investment, property and estate planning considerations into the relocation conversation from day one.

About the Role

We're looking for a UCD student to research visa and residency requirements and build GW360's internal knowledge base on them. You'll gather and validate information from official government sources for Ireland, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, the Netherlands and the UK, with further countries to be added. You'll keep that knowledge base current, review our existing educational content against it, and draft new copy that explains these requirements simply.

This is an internal research role. You won't work with clients, and all research and written work is reviewed and approved by GW360 leadership before it is used or published. You'll report to David Gilmartin, Co-founder, and Dominick Miciotta, Founder and CEO.

What You'll Do

• Research and document visa and residency routes for each destination country, covering eligibility criteria, required documents, fees, processing times, and pathways to long-term residency and citizenship.

• Build and maintain a structured internal knowledge base, with every entry linked to its official source and the date it was verified.

• Check English-language government pages against their native-language originals when update dates differ, so the knowledge base reflects the most current version.

• Monitor government announcements and policy changes in each destination country and report changes to leadership on a regular schedule.

• Review our existing blogs, articles and educational materials against the knowledge base, and flag anything outdated or inaccurate for correction.

• Draft new copy on visa and residency options for Ireland and our other destinations, written in plain language for a general audience, for leadership review and approval.

• Help identify which routes suit which kinds of relocation situations, so our content addresses the questions people moving to Europe actually have.

What We're Looking For

• Current UCD student at undergraduate or postgraduate level, in any discipline

• Deep research skills, including the ability to locate, interpret and validate information from official government and regulatory sources

• Meticulous attention to detail, with the discipline to verify every fact against its source before recording it

• Expertise in Microsoft 365, including Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams

• Excellent written English and the ability to explain complex rules simply

• Reliability and the ability to manage your own time within a 20 hour week

Preferred

• Studies in law, European studies, politics, international relations, journalism or a related field

Nice to Have

• Personal experience of moving countries

What You'll Gain

Hands-on experience in immigration research, knowledge management and professional writing at a growing Dublin company, flexible hours built around your studies, and direct mentorship from company leadership.

How to Apply

Email your CV, a short cover letter, and a writing sample of no more than 300 words to info@globalwealth360.com with the subject line "Research Analyst Application: [Your Name]". The writing sample should explain one Irish visa or residency route (for example, the Critical Skills Employment Permit) to a reader with no prior knowledge, and must cite its sources. Applications without all three documents will not be considered. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.