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If you have the flexibility, most of the companies on this list recruit regularly in Australia for roles in the US. You may need to fly state-side of an on-site
by wwalser 9y ago
If you have the flexibility, most of the companies on this list recruit regularly in Australia for roles in the US. You may need to fly state-side of an on-site but the initial round can be done in Melbourne or Sydney.
Tech companies love E3 visas.
- King-Aaron 9y agoI may look into this, I'm in need of a change of scenery
- dmnd 9y agoI'll be in Melbourne renewing my E3 visa in late Dec/early Jan. And maybe doing some recruiting for my almost-unicorn company too. Message me if you'd like to get coffee or something. My email's in my profile.
- King-Aaron 9y agoI'm actually Perth-based, but I do end up in the Eastern States from time to time, I'll see how I go :)
- jacques_chester 9y agoMy chance to try and swipe a referral bonus, then. I'll be in Perth for Christmas and my lot were sponsoring E3s before it was cool. My work email is jchester@pivotal.io
- wwalser 9y agoI'm in Sydney in Feb. If that's a location that works for you I could chat or get coffee.
- King-Aaron 9y agoI'm actually Perth-based, but I do end up in the Eastern States from time to time, I'll see how I go :)
- Cyph0n 9y agoThe E3 visa is amazing. I don't have a need for it since I'm a US citizen too, but I'm glad it's available for Australians.