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For Europe, I used https://www.eurojobsites.com https://www.eurojobsites.com as well as the job vacancy sections of individual companies and organizations. Eac

For Europe, I used https://www.eurojobsites.com https://www.eurojobsites.com as well as the job vacancy sections of individual companies and organizations. Each country tends to have its job boards as well (e.g. https://www.jobs.ch/en/ https://www.jobs.ch/en/ for Switzerland) so you might want to check them out. Stack Overflow Careers, Angel List and the monthly 'who is hiring?' thread here are also useful. As I mentioned, my advice however is to move with a job, rather than go abroad and then look for employment. Best of luck!

s3nnyy 9y ago
For Switzerland you can just e-mail me! I am a former programmer, turned technical recruiter. I run https://coderfit.com https://coderfit.com, a niche recruitment agency that focuses on Zurich. Please let me know at iwan@coderfit.com, if I can be of any help. I got already a couple of engineers successfully into Switzerland. If you can move to a job, that is really the best but that is not always possible. Some opportunities only open up if you are already in the country/in the city where you want to move. Several of my clients (unfortunately) consider only candidates that already basically live next door. They are missing out on great talent from other places but they don't want to take the risk that someone gets the job (which means other people have to be rejected), moves, doesn't like something about the place and moves away.