Alexa Grniet

Analyst

Alexa Grniet is an analyst at Guidepost Solutions within the firm’s Compliance practice. She specializes in immigration and border services, advising clients on navigating complex regulatory requirements and managing operational risks. Ms. Grniet provides expertise across a range of engagements, including due diligence, business intelligence, and investigative support.

In her current role, Ms. Grniet manages and supports projects within the Immigration and Border Services practice group. She leads employment eligibility verification reviews, including comprehensive I-9 audits, documentation reviews, and record searches. Her expertise includes assisting clients with the proper completion of Form I-9, the implementation of E-Verify programs, and the identification of identity fraud and fraudulent documentation.

Prior to her current role, Ms. Grniet served as a marketing intern with Guidepost Solutions. In this capacity, she managed digital content across social media platforms, updated blog content, and supported event planning initiatives. This experience provided her with a broad understanding of the firm’s service offerings and client-focused communication practices.

Ms. Grniet has extensive experience collaborating with attorneys and paralegals to prepare both immigrant and nonimmigrant visa petitions for submission to U.S. government agencies. She is skilled in conducting research on individuals and corporate entities, developing detailed interview outlines, and participating in both virtual and on-site interviews. Following these engagements, she prepares comprehensive reports analyzing audit findings and potential areas of risk, enabling clients to make informed decisions and maintain compliance.

Ms. Grniet earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and Sports Studies, with a minor in Psychology, from Manhattanville University.

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts, Communication Studies and Sports Studies, Manhattanville University

 

MSU Institutional Assessment + RA
MAGELLAN Monitorship
Empire/Liberty Review