Jobs for mechanical engineer in the US

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SUMMARY

Mechanical engineers from Brazil seeking employment in the United States, particularly California, must focus on diploma validation and understanding the job market. Key areas of interest include energy and thermal engineering, as highlighted by the discussion participant's internship experiences in a thermal power plant and turbine design. Resources such as the U.S. Department of Energy's internship portal provide valuable opportunities for networking and skill development. Engaging with academic advisors is crucial for navigating the transition effectively.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of diploma validation processes for foreign engineers in the U.S.
  • Familiarity with energy and thermal engineering concepts.
  • Knowledge of internship and job search strategies in the engineering field.
  • Awareness of the engineering job market in California.
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the diploma validation process for foreign mechanical engineers in the U.S.
  • Explore internship opportunities through the U.S. Department of Energy's internship portal.
  • Investigate job openings in energy and thermal engineering sectors in California.
  • Connect with academic advisors or professional networks for guidance on transitioning to the U.S. job market.
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International mechanical engineering graduates, particularly from Brazil, who are interested in pursuing careers in the U.S. engineering sector, especially in energy and thermal engineering fields.

lucas penalva
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Hello there, i am from brazil and i will be graduating in mechanical engineering next year.
i really want to live outside brazil and i would go to US or australia. thus, i want to know how could i achieve that, in terms of diploma validation and what are the best areas of mechanical engineering to work in the US, specially in California.
here in brazil, I'm doing an internship in a thermal power plant moved by sugar cane, and already did one in a turbine design factory. i find energy and thermal areas my preference of interest.
 
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