camhayes

Not permanently

Did you experience a lot of cash loss in moving your finances over? I’ve been concerned about losing too much to fees, which is in part why I’ve hoped to set a bit of a financial bedrock before trying to start school.

I don’t necessarily have plans to maintain residence after school

Not permanent residency

My goal is to study in EU (particularly Germany or France), but to first try to find employment there. Where I am having difficulty is finding a reliable method for setting up interviews with German/French software companies, and I was hoping for advice on what others may have done to succeed in that.

Expat to mean residence in a non-US country. So it would mean an offer from an EU-based company to either sponsor a residence visa or one that qualifies for Blue Card. Either way, an offer is needed in the EU.

Location: Jacksonville, Florida, USA

Remote: Impartial

Willing to relocate: Yes (preferred)

Languages: TypeScript, Python, C#, Java, PHP, SQL

Technologies: .NET, Angular, React, Node.js, SQL Server, Hugging Face

Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/3FD1iPh

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cammatthewhayes

Email:cam@camhayes.dev

I am a full-stack developer with 10+ years of experience building user-centric applications and APIs. I have a passion for building scalable and reliable software, machine learning, and data governance tools. My background is primarily in full-stack development, and I am excited to explore opportunities across different engineering domains with an emphasis on machine learning engineering. I am currently looking for remote and/or hybrid careers, particularly with relocation in Europe.