You are a Computer Science / Information Technology graduate who - wants to relocate to different country with a Tech Job.

International job searching can be tricky. You need companies that not only hire international talent but also help with the visa/relocation.

• Internal Referral. Internal refer is the most effective way to get noticed. So If you know some one in the company in your list, ask them if the have referral system and can forward your Resume.

• Apply directly from the company career page. Just google, and find out the job/career page of company. Submit your application.

• Stack Overflow Jobs. Stack Overflow have a wide range of international jobs listings. It also allows you to filter by tech, location you are interested in. Visa Sponsor or Support relocation is also an important filter to have in mind while relocating from Bangladesh. By using those it is really easy to find out

  • Sponsoring visa filter is important here.

• Hacker News: Who is hiring

  • Every month there will be a post titled: Hacker News: Who is hiring.

  • This website curate comments from HN post

• LinkedIn Jobs. Also have various job postings. Allows to use filter by location or Country or even experience levels.

  • LinkedIn doesn’t have visa sponsor filter.

  • Read the job post to check if they are sponsoring visa.

• Github Jobs.

• Slack Channel. Most of the technologies have there slack, like for golang there is https://gophers.slack.com. Most of them have internal career or job chanel with lots of related job postings.

• Remote job boards could be useful.

• Contribute to open source projects. Code for Bangladesh could be your start.

• Work on personal projects, better be exceptional, show your best work. Do not forget to mention on CV.

• Right CV, make them an offer they can’t refuse.

• Talk to the people who been through this process.

• Build a LinkedIn Profile aligned with your CV.

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• Read the common ways of tech interviews and what to expect after you start applying.

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