What kinds of jobs can a vibration engineer with this experience?

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A vibration engineer with over 20 years of experience in vibration analysis, mechanical engineering education, and research can pursue various freelance opportunities globally. His expertise includes predictive maintenance, rotordynamics, turbine balancing, modal analysis, laser alignment, and neutronic noise analysis in nuclear reactors. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the specific job market and credentialing requirements in the target country for effective job searching.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of predictive maintenance techniques
  • Familiarity with rotordynamics principles
  • Knowledge of modal analysis methods
  • Experience with laser alignment technologies
NEXT STEPS
  • Research freelance platforms for engineering consultants
  • Investigate international credentialing processes for engineers
  • Explore job markets in countries with high demand for vibration engineers
  • Learn about forming a business as a foreigner in target countries
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Mechanical engineers, vibration specialists, and freelancers seeking international job opportunities in engineering fields.

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Hello guys, I've been searching job to my father. Because the economical situation of the country he wants to find a foreign job.

-He has 20+ years working as an director of vibration analysis and diagnosis company who himself founded.
-He has 20+ years working as mechanical engineer teacher and research member of mechanical vibration group.

He specializes in:
-Maintenence Predictive
-Rotordynamics
-Balancing of Turbines
-Modal Analysis of vibrations
-Laser alignment of machine in gas and steam
-Analysis of neutronic noise in nuclear reactor

He wants to work as freelancer and not in a full-time company sedentary job. I don't know if I should attach his CV because I am not familiar with this forum rules. Any help would be appreciated.
 
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Since you didn't say what country he is in, or what country he wants tp go to, you're not going to get very specific advice. I've never heard of "vibration engineer" as a separate thing. Forming his own company as a foreigner is easier in some countries than other. Getting credentialed in the new country may be simple...or virtually impossible.
 

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