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Power engineering - seeking engineering american sponsor companies

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hello! My name is Juan Emilio D'Amici, I am an electrical engineer from Argentina and I have more than ten year of experience in the power engineering industry.

The purpose of my topic is if somebody could tell me where i can find engineering american companies that are offering sponsorships

I look forward to hearing from you

Thank you

Sincerely,

Ing. Juan Emilio D'Amici

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Boiler Grand Master

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Obama says a lot.

Most of it is self promotion.

From a practical perspective I would focus on your contacts in the industry who maybe able to assist you.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Most generation is done by regional companies. Some are much bigger than others. You can try tracking the company where residents pay their bills and look through them to the job postings.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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I am new here so I can't post a link but I work for aes corporation you can do a search for the website ;) we have a presence in over 20 countries including Argentina. If you worked for aes you might have a chance to transfer to one of the USA based companies which is part of AES.

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There is lots of demand for EE....

H1B quota is finished for this year.. so you maybe better of going to Canada.. they dont have quota there and then coming to USA...

OR you can come to USA as an F1 student and then get a job here via OPT...

Good luck..

I am new here so I can't post a link but I work for aes corporation you can do a search for the website ;) we have a presence in over 20 countries including Argentina. If you worked for aes you might have a chance to transfer to one of the USA based companies which is part of AES.

This is a good idea.. get hired by a US company in Argentina and get get to USA via an L1 visa..

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