NY or CA?
NY or CA?
(OP)
Hi,
My fiancée and I are moving to the US so she can pursue her masters. We're trying to decide between CA and NY, and we're wondering where the better job market is for me.
I've been working for 3 years at a large company in Israel as an integration engineer, and I've also spent time working for them in Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. I also have experience working in testing tool development.
Which has the better job market for people with my experience, CA or NY? I've been googling jobs, but I'm not sure exactly where to look.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Asaf
My fiancée and I are moving to the US so she can pursue her masters. We're trying to decide between CA and NY, and we're wondering where the better job market is for me.
I've been working for 3 years at a large company in Israel as an integration engineer, and I've also spent time working for them in Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. I also have experience working in testing tool development.
Which has the better job market for people with my experience, CA or NY? I've been googling jobs, but I'm not sure exactly where to look.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Asaf





RE: NY or CA?
David Castor
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RE: NY or CA?
We're thinking specifically about the LA area in California, and in NY either NYC or Rochester.
Thanks!
Asaf
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Rafiq Bulsara
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RE: NY or CA?
Job opportunities will depend somewhat on your experience and skill set, but I suspect you could find some kind of work in either location. Assuming you can get a work visa.
But there are many cities in the Midwest where you could probably find work, your wife can find a good school and you can live much cheaper so don't overlook places like Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, KC, etc.
David Castor
www.cvoes.com
RE: NY or CA?
RE: NY or CA?
Thanks Again!
Asaf