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1. AnonymousDecember 30,2024 at 8:27PM UTC

   Hello Divya: There are a couple job sites where you can look for remote work of various types. There is a job section in FairyGodBoss if your want to apply for employment. The direct link is: https://fairygodboss.com/jobs/find?keywords=Staff%20Engineer&location=Savage,%20Minnesota,%20United%20States&lat=44.7617&lng=-93.3432&page=1&jobOpen=false&jobPage=cvshealth%2Fstaff-engineer-android-e9719450d03367a5c59889c9db546b64&filters_remote=0&filters_cmp=&filters_cmp_size=&filters_loc=. There are other places that can be used to apply for employment as well (such as Monster.com and a JOBS tab in LinkedIn). Hope this helps. Note that FGB job postings may be old (was told by another poster).

2. Divya SawantDecember 31,2024 at 5:31AM UTC

   Thank you so much for sharing the job resources and the link to FairyGodBoss. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness and the time you took to point me in the right direction. I’ll definitely check out the opportunities there, as well as on Monster.com and LinkedIn, as you suggested.

   Your advice and support mean a lot to me. Thanks again!

3. AnonymousDecember 30,2024 at 9:36PM UTC

   Connect with a nationwide technical staffing firm. Do a search and read reviews before you pick one. Former IT recruiter. Be sure your resume is succinct and has all of your skills not just listed at the top but embed them in the jobs you have held. Look at jobs in healthcare, manufacturing, insurance, logistics and supply chain. Good luck!

4. Divya SawantDecember 31,2024 at 5:33AM UTC

   Thank you so much for your thoughtful advice and guidance on connecting with a nationwide technical staffing firm and exploring opportunities in various industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics

   I’ll definitely follow your recommendations, including searching for reviews before selecting a staffing firm and embedding my skills within the job descriptions on my resume. Your advice will undoubtedly help me in my job search.

   Thanks again for your support and encouragement!

5. AnonymousDecember 31,2024 at 11:27PM UTC

   You’re very welcome! And if you get a good recruiter they can advise on how best to make your resume standout. And being open to relocation will set you apart. Greenville SC has an enormous manufacturing presence. Thinking logistics and supply chain as well as automotive. Are are you seeking in your hometown.

6. Divya SawantJanuary 1,2025 at 5:16AM UTC

   Thank you so much for the advice! I really appreciate it. I’m actually based in India and actively seeking opportunities here and internationally as well. Your mention of Greenville SC and its industries sounds intriguing. Are you in the software engineering field, or do you work in a different domain? I’d love to hear more about your experience and insights!

7. AnonymousJanuary 1,2025 at 2:42PM UTC

   I was an IT recruiter but am now in higher ed helping companies engage and hire students. Best case for you is to find a 3rd party firm in your country. I've worked with them. They typically hold your visa, bring you to the U.S. and subcontract you out. I think Ta Ta Consulting is a big one. But applying for jobs here will be challenging as they will hire U.S. Citizens first. Try to find a company in your country that may have you travel here and work so that you can get a base in the U.S.

8. Divya SawantJanuary 2,2025 at 5:32AM UTC

   Thank you for your thoughtful advice and insight into the process! I appreciate your guidance about working with third-party firms and companies like Tata Consultancy Services to explore opportunities that might allow me to gain a foothold in the U.S. market.

   I understand the challenges of hiring preferences for U.S. citizens, and your suggestion to work with a company in my home country that facilitates travel and work in the U.S. makes a lot of sense. I’ll certainly look into these avenues and consider reaching out to firms that specialize in such arrangements.

   Your experience in recruitment and higher education adds a valuable perspective, and I’m grateful for your willingness to share this advice. If you have any additional tips or resources, I’d be happy to hear them!

9. AnonymousJanuary 2,2025 at 11:29PM UTC

   You’re welcome! Connect with your university to see if they have employer contacts. Link in with others like you who are in India and are IT professionals. Seeking a mentor will help you. I hired many within your community but they came through other companies. It’s been years and I lost the contacts. But search on LI but make sure you work with a reputable one that treats their employees with respect. If you can also get certifications that will help you as long as you get work experience. Best to find work in your home country first then get certifications there then you could try coming here. But focus first on getting experience. Save money too as you will need it here.

10. Divya SawantJanuary 3,2025 at 5:29AM UTC

    Thank you so much for your thoughtful advice and encouragement! I truly appreciate the insights you’ve shared. I’ll definitely connect with my university and leverage their resources to explore employer contacts. Networking with IT professionals on LinkedIn and seeking mentorship is something I’ll actively pursue as well.

    Your suggestion to focus on gaining work experience and certifications in my home country before considering opportunities abroad is very practical and aligns with my current goals. I’m also mindful of the importance of financial planning for future prospects.

    Once again, thank you for taking the time to guide me—it means a lot. Your advice is invaluable, and I’ll be sure to put it into action!

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