Perth : IT Industry.
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ukdennis said:
Yep, I'm in a Perth-based IT Consultancy. If your CV is strong, particularly for applications PM's, Business Analysts, PMO specialists, Enterprise/Apps Architects etc, you'll have no trouble finding a job. Many employers will sponsor (including us) for 457 visas.
Thanks for the reply!I'm a Software Engineer by qualification. Currently VBA, .NET and SQL (but 6+ years of experiance with UNIX etc). I think my Job title was "System Architect".
I have an Australian passport, so sponsorship isn't an issue but being out of a job for a lenght of time would be.
Any advice you can give? Anything I can do before landing?
Pommygranite said:
Bibbs said:
Well, the wife has just exchanged on her UK house.
So we are all go for about March!
Any other advice guys?
I'll be mailing a few recruitment places my CV in the comming weeks.
Bring as much as possible rather than replace when here.So we are all go for about March!
Any other advice guys?
I'll be mailing a few recruitment places my CV in the comming weeks.
But yeah, anything we've got that we "kinda like", we are keeping.
Bibbs said:
Pommygranite said:
Bibbs said:
Well, the wife has just exchanged on her UK house.
So we are all go for about March!
Any other advice guys?
I'll be mailing a few recruitment places my CV in the comming weeks.
Bring as much as possible rather than replace when here.So we are all go for about March!
Any other advice guys?
I'll be mailing a few recruitment places my CV in the comming weeks.
But yeah, anything we've got that we "kinda like", we are keeping.
Agree with that!
I'm a security architect here in Sydney - local IT market is dismal for finding good, motivated, experienced people and the quality of people very patchy - UK IT experience is heavily favoured by most firms in my experience and you tend to stick out like a sore thumb - I'd be suprised if that pattern isn't repeated across Australia and you find yourself very much in demand, rather than desperately taking the first offer you get.
Not that there is anything wrong with the Aussies, just they are a good few years behind on the leading edge of both technology and app-dev and have a far less mature IT environment thus our British skills tend to be leading compared to theirs.
I'm a security architect here in Sydney - local IT market is dismal for finding good, motivated, experienced people and the quality of people very patchy - UK IT experience is heavily favoured by most firms in my experience and you tend to stick out like a sore thumb - I'd be suprised if that pattern isn't repeated across Australia and you find yourself very much in demand, rather than desperately taking the first offer you get.
Not that there is anything wrong with the Aussies, just they are a good few years behind on the leading edge of both technology and app-dev and have a far less mature IT environment thus our British skills tend to be leading compared to theirs.
ukdennis said:
Yep, I'm in a Perth-based IT Consultancy. If your CV is strong, particularly for applications PM's, Business Analysts, PMO specialists, Enterprise/Apps Architects etc, you'll have no trouble finding a job. Many employers will sponsor (including us) for 457 visas.
just out of interest what are the going rates for Senior Project Manager / Program Manager type bods? (the 15+ years experiance, infra, deployment, business change. Energy / Banking / Telco's, 10+ reports etc sorta stuff?)
not that that is what i do or anything but just curious of what the rate is for someone like that .... ummm
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