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It’s not even just that they expect similar, it’s that they can pretty easily get it if they are ok living in America for a while. The E3 visa is similar to th
by roganartu 6y ago
It’s not even just that they expect similar, it’s that they can pretty easily get it if they are ok living in America for a while.
The E3 visa is similar to the H1b but it’s far easier to get because it’s Australian only (and now Irish too, iirc) and we only use ~3k of the 10k/yr quota. Getting one simply requires a standard 4 year degree, of which Software Engineering qualifies (what most institutions call the Comp Sci equivalent-ish degree in Aus) and a 5 min “interview” at a US consulate somewhere outside the US.
Source: Am Australian that moved to the US temporarily to work on an E3 because Australian tech companies simply don’t pay competitively.
- blaser-waffle 6y agoI did a working holiday in the Oz to do fiber optic network stuff for the NBN. Applied to Amazon and one or two others (Telstra, et al) in Australia on a lark. I still get hit up by them occasionally. Eventually I decided to bite, and responded back to a recruiter. "Why are you contacting me, I'm not in the Oz" The answer was along the lines of the parent comment: "good technical hires go to London or San Fran."