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King English Immigration in New Jersey is seeking an experienced, bilingual receptionist to be the friendly first point of contact for clients. This full-time, in-office role requires fluency in English and Spanish, phone and in-person communication, and strong organizational skills.
You may have worked as a receptionist or administrative assistant; law firm experience helps but is not required. We value reliability, empathy, and attention to detail in a professional weekday office environment.
King English Immigration is looking for an experienced, bilingual professional to serve as the welcoming and dependable first point of contact for clients and help keep our office running smoothly.
This is a full-time, in-office role for someone who is fluent in both English and Spanish, comfortable communicating with clients by phone and in person, and highly organized. You may be a great fit if you have worked as a receptionist, legal assistant, administrative assistant, office coordinator, or in another client-facing professional role. Previous law firm experience is a plus, but it is not required.
What matters most is that you are confident on the phone, dependent, detail-oriented, and genuinely enjoy helping people.
You’ll enjoy this role if you take pride in being someone others can count on. You’re comfortable helping clients who may be stressed or unsure what to do next, and you can be warm and empathetic while remaining professional. You notice details, keep track of loose ends, and appreciate the stability of a professional weekday office environment where you can become a trusted part of the team.
If your experience looks like a strong match, a member of the King English Immigration team will reach out to schedule a brief 10-15 minute Zoom conversation.
It’s a chance for us to meet each other, learn a little more about you, and give you an opportunity to show us how you communicate in both English and Spanish. Because this role spends so much time speaking directly with clients, we’re especially interested in your communication style, professionalism, and comfort switching between both languages.
If it feels like a good fit on both sides, we’ll share the next steps from there.