I am a Electrical Design Engineer. Can I get job in Vietnam Or Tahiland?
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Technical or professional personnel are hot commodities in Vietnam, however, the pay is terrible unless you work for a foreign business and transfer into the country.\n\nA good place to look for work is at: http://vietnamworks.com
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Press Releases \n \n\nVietnam Ambassador presents credentials \nOct 6, 2004, 09:50 Email this page\nPrinter friendly page \n\nThe new Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam presented his credentials to His Excellency the President, Ratu Josefa Iloilovatu Uluivuda at 10am on Tuesday 5th, 2004.\n\nMr Pham Hung Tam, the Third Secretary of their Embassy, accompanied Mr Tran Hai Hau.\n\nAmbassador Tran Hai Hau is a career diplomat and has served in many overseas postings including Cambodia. He served as Deputy Director -General responsible for Asia in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, prior, to being appointed Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to New Zealand.\n\nHis Excellency Mr Tran Hai Hau is based in Wellington, New Zealand, and succeeded His Excellency Mr Tran Van Tung who has completed his tour of duty. \n\n-End-
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I am studing electrical. i f i were u i will do Civil. A friend of mine did architecture and is finding it difficul to get a job. The reason is there is so much CAD/ drawing program available and easy to learn. A company could buy Auto cad and train someone to use it.\nCivil has a lot of money if your are in the right location, like Florida for eg.\ngood luck.
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Sure you can obtain jobs in the United States, not only as a web designer. Not much criteria needed as long as you have the tools or background that will qualify you to be on board. \n\nAll you need is look for companies that are willing to sponsor you're working permit, i.e., H1-B visa. Usually private companies sponsor international applicants. Companies like Nokia, Sprint-Nextel, Intel, IBM, LCC, etc. are examples of companies that would be able to provide sponsorship. \n\nHowever, there are companies that doesn't provide sponsorships. These companies (private companies) whose nature of business is having contracts with the U.S. federal government, mostly in the Washington, DC area. Generally, they require U.S. citizenship and security clearance to apply. Companies that perform government contracting or consulting are Lockheed Martin, Northrup Grumman, Boeing, Booz Allen Hamilton, etc.\n\nIf you're still interested in learning the requirements or papers that you might want to consider the following websites:\n\nDepartment of Homeland Security: http://www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/\n\nDepartment of State:\nhttp://www.state.gov/\n\nDepartment of Labor:\nhttp://www.dol.gov/\n\nMore information on obtaining a working visa:\nhttp://usimmigration.visapro.com/work-vi...\n\nGood Luck.
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No...hurry up and go make some cash.  The longer you are in school...the more money u are going to lose.  They can hire some Indian or Chinese Engineer for cheaps..just get ur job fast.
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go to http://tahiti.interconti.com/control.cfm?page=Tahiti%5FGuide%5F1&langID=1
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For a B tech holder  starting salary is btwenn 3000dhms and 4250 dhms\nfor EE diploma holders its only 1800 dhms\nSince U r expierinced chance for getting around 9000 dhms is der
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I looked on America's Job Bank for Houston, since NASA is there, but didn't check Florida. You can check it out yourself at www.ajb.org, click on CareerInfoNet, and then search by occupation and area. The link below will take you to the page showing wages for Electrical Engineers and Aerospace Engineers in Houston, TX.
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NONE UR BS IS WORTH NOTHING HERE U HAVE TO START ALL OVER HERE, SO I ADVISE YOU TO GET A JOB THERE AND WORK YOUR WAY OVER HERE
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I had been the vice president of my family's company that designed and manufactured SCADA and telemetry systems for water and waste water systems. I'm probably one of a handfull of people in Yahoo Answers who actually know what you studied.\n\nThere are several fields where you can apply your knowledge: \n\nManufacturing - Medium to large manufacturing companies will want you because you will be designing their process control systems. Ideal countries to seek employment are the more industrialized nations that rely more on automated manufacturing to compete with cheap labor from third world countries.  \n\nOil and Gas - Processs control systems in this industry are less complex than those found in manufacturing facilities, but are more important to maintain optimum distribution of the product. The place to be is in the Middle East for these job opportunities.\n\nPublic Utilities - Industrialized nations are contunially modernizing their utility operations by introducing and advancing their automation systems. Usually, such engineering is performed by engineering firms specializing in process control and SCADA systems. The U.S. has many large engineering firms that design such systems for clients  globally. \n\nGood luck to you!
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Yahoo Search Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. That might help. You'll find out more doing it that way instead of this Yahoo Answers because all you'll get is a bunch of BS.
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I had a friend that had a similar situation. Air force mechanic. He got a job in building maintenance to support his family. On his time off, he applied to city and town utility maintenace companies. Such as train, subway, private aerospace companies, bus companies, other transportation companies, etc. He is now with an international company that makes airplanes, subway train cars, and commuter trains. \nHopefully, this little note may inspire some ideas for you\nGood Luck!
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I can't see why not.\nYou need to have a\npass port, and a \nworking visa.\nSome research on jobs. \nBig bonus if you speak Dutch.\nCheck out a web sites on the \ncountry and see if it is what \nyour looking for. \nGood luck...
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If you wanted to save money and were just looking for electronic equipment in general I would have said Hong Kong, Bangkok and Singapore in THAT order. \n\nBut since you are looking for a specific item I would have to say Hong Kong because you can usually get a better price there than in Singapore. Bangkok isn't included because, it isn't on the list of countries on the Wacom Storefinder (See website below). Good luck.
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Having worked in the aerospace industry for 10 years (specifically military aircraft for what is now BAE SYSTEMS) I can tell you that you probably have a few options. You could do a degree in Electrical Engineering and end up either designing or installing highly specialized wiring. Or you could specialize in the field of Avionics which relates to aircraft systems design, installation, fitting, maintenance. This is systems such as ILS, VOR, radar, and other flight instruments.\n\nAeronautics is an option but you do realize that it covers a wide range of topics not related to your electronics qualifications. Areas such as Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics.\n\nAfter you graduate the sky is the limit. These people work in all areas of aircraft engineering from Boeing to NASA. Because engineers in general are in short supply you can "write your own ticket" and work anywhere in the world.
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vietnam: tran luong duc
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Hi I noticed your question and based on your resume, I am guessing you are a Tech Controller?  I was a Tech Controller in the Air Force for 6 years and I now work in the Cleveland area.  I just wanted to give you a heads up that its very tough finding jobs in this area right now, the company I work for layed off several engineers and it took them anywhere from 6 months to a year to find new positions.  I would recommend checking with some of the larger employers in this area, National City, Progressive, Invacare, SBC. \n\nAlso, if there is anyway you can, don't limit yourself to just Ohio.  When I left the AF, I found a job in Chicago and eventually I was able to transfer to back to Ohio so that I was close to family.\n\nI have been looking around the web for tech control websites and found a few, they have job postings and you might be able to network a bit.\n\nhttp://3c2.us/\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/waterwalkers/\nhttp://geocities.com/siliconvalley/haven/1310/