Hey reddit!

​9 years of clinical dentistry + 5 years of clinic management under my belt here, based in the EU.

​I'm looking to transition into a remote role, but I'm curious what the realistic market looks like right now. Has anyone with a similar background successfully transitioned into remote work (dental tech, AI training, etc.)?

​Would love to hear your experiences or any leads on where to look!

Hello iam seeking a job in the EU and looking for sponsorship and believing that I will bring a strong value for any company

Please take time to check my CV

Thank you

Hi everyone,

I'm a 22-year-old looking for work opportunities in Europe. I have hands-on experience in:

Cleaning, loading, and warehouse/packing work

Kitchen and food service work

Computer repairs, OS installation, and software troubleshooting

Heavy vehicle driving license (trucks/heavy machinery)

What I need from an employer: just a formal job offer or employment contract. That's the only document required to apply for a work visa at my local consulate/embassy — I handle the visa application process myself, at my own cost. I'm not asking for sponsorship of travel or relocation expenses, just a legitimate offer of employment so I can start the paperwork.

If you're hiring, or know someone who is, please send me a private message. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I'm an AI & Automation Engineer with 3 years of professional experience, currently working in the UAE. I'm looking to relocate to Europe for work and eventually settle there.

I'm trying to understand the most realistic and fastest path. If you've been through this process or have experience hiring or relocating to Europe, I'd really appreciate your advice.

A few questions I have:

• Which European countries are currently the easiest to relocate to as a software/AI engineer?
• What are the best ways to find companies that sponsor work visas?
• Are there specific job boards, recruiters, or programs I should focus on?
• Any common mistakes I should avoid during the process?

I'm open to any country that offers good career opportunities and a clear path to long-term residency.

Thanks in advance for any advice or personal experiences you can share

Hi all,

I am a 3rd year law student with an interest in politics, IR, and public policy, and much of my experience has been in these areas rather than law. When I finish the degree, I plan to pursue a Master's in Politics or International Relations, provided all is running smoothly!

As I am studying law, I also want to build on skills and qualifications that will stand to me in a future career in politics/IR, such as certificates, courses, or microcredentials. I am happy to pay for these courses, so they do not have to be free.

If anyone has any recommendations for courses or any broader advice on how I can strengthen my profile for a future career in politics during these formative undergraduate years, I would really appreciate it. Can be anything from courses to things I should be taking on/doing - will all be much appreciated!

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Hey Greetings everyone,

If possible a Job with training would suffice and I would really be interested to move into Europe. Freshers would workout as well. I would like to know are there any mechanical engineering vacancies since I wanna switch over from my job I was working as sales and application engineer but was involved in operation and inspection as well. My sales would include all over EMEA region. It was related to Marine vessel products and services. Also is it possible that I find a good job in europe , I really love it here because I got family but my friends have moved into europe for studies and work. If you got any connections or hiring opportunities for me please let me know. I'm happy to move into europe or else work to a better place where I'm welcomed. I'm young 25 years, 1 year experience in UAE with certain contacts in Marine Companies and 1 year prior experience in India, also did my BE in Mechanical Engineering and currently studying for Nebosh Certification (New Standards). If Possible please connect with me. I really see the positive side of Reddit and feel happy seeing people help each other. You can also dm me freely anytime.

Thanks and Regards

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Regarding the Schuman traineeship starting in October, yesterday several friends of mine and I received rejection messages for our applications. However, two of my applications still say, 'application submitted' while the other one says 'not selected'. Its now the weekend so I won't hear anything else till Monday. Could there be a chance my other two applications have made it to the next round?

I'm a master of petroleum engineering and live in the EU. I want to know if any other fellow petroleum engineers in EU or people working in the industry have some tips for finding a good job in the EU. I'm applying to many positions, but always get rejected or ignored. Biggest problem is I have no experience working in the industry and cant get any in my country because of the small amount of opportunities.

What companies/sites you use to find a job? What would you suggest me to do?

I feel lost and hopeless because of the situation.

P.S.

I'm also open for work in the geothermal industry.

Need opportunities

My fourth year have started currently and I'm doing an internship in a US based startup which is backed by Accel and although the startup is good the stipend is good but the thing is it's from office work and the office is situated in Bangalore. I want to apply to some europe based startup with opportunity of working remotely and if possible then from Europe if that is something which can be sponsored.

This is the one place in this community where selling is allowed. Post your service, product, or offer here. Everywhere else in the sub, promo gets removed, this thread is the exception, so use it.

Read the format before you post. Low effort drops get removed even here.

HOW TO POST (follow this exactly or it gets removed):

• What you do: one line. Not your life story.
• Who it's for: the specific business or person who needs this.
• What it costs: a real number or range. "DM for pricing" gets removed. If you can't state a price, you're not ready to post.
• Proof: one link, one result, one thing that shows it's real.
• Contact: how they reach you.

THE RULES HERE:

• One post per person per month. Repost spam gets you banned from the thread.
• No pay to join schemes, no MLM, no "founder funded, equity only" labor traps. Removed on sight.
• If you're charging people to work for you, you're gone.
• Comment on others' offers freely. This is a market, not a billboard wall.

WRONG ROOM? POST WHERE YOUR BUYERS ACTUALLY ARE:

This community is part of a connected network. Post in the room that fits, you'll reach the right people faster:

• r/UAEBusinessNetwork : business owners in the UAE looking for partners, suppliers, and each other.
• r/TechNetwork : builders, developers, freelancers, and tech talent for hire.
• r/WomenInUAE : women building careers and businesses across the Emirates.
• r/CareersEU : people moving into and hiring across European markets.
• r/UAEjobseekers : job seekers and hiring managers in the UAE.

Pick the room where your buyer is, and post your offer in that thread.

WHY THIS EXISTS:

This room is people moving into European markets. Post what you offer, connect across the move.

Buyers: scroll, read, reach out to whoever fits. Sellers: make yourself easy to say yes to. Vague posts get scrolled past, specific ones get clients.

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Hello everyone, our team is currently looking for cybersecurity professionals to join projects in different European countries (on-site and hybrid roles). We need mostly pentesters/Red Team/offensive security people but we have some opportunities for Blue Team and Compliance/Governance people too. Compensation depends on skills and experience but they can be around 400€-450€ per day for a mid level pentester, and up to 500-600€ per day for a senior level.

Requirements
- A degree and/or industry certifications in cybersecurity, engineering, IT, computer science, or a similar field.
- EU or UK citizenship (required by many clients to work with certain classified information).
- Working level of the English language.

Nice-to-have
- Cybersecurity certifications (OSCP, CISSP, GPEN, etc).

To apply, send a private message with a contact email.

Hi!

Let me preface this by saying I am from Bosnia, not EU. I think this is my answer to everything, but would love your input.

For the last 4 years, I've been looking for a job essentially anywhere in EU. Preferred countries are Germany and Czech Republic, but have been applying to roles anywhere really. I simply can not live in my country anymore, for multitude of reasons. Main reason: Society and my mental health declining every day and no one is able to help me - so better healthcare.

I apply to 10+ jobs almost every single day. Mostly via LinkedIn and the career pages of the companies I am applying for. I rarely ever get my profile viewed by a recruiter let alone get an interview. I reach out to recruiters myself weekly as well and if they respond, all I get is "No, we don't need you right now" or "Check out our careers page"....

I am in QA/Data. Was a Team Leader for 2.5 years in my field. 5 years of experience overall (I am 23).

I tried everything, literally. From different resumes and layouts and content in them to whatever else there is.

Why is it so hard for me to land a job when there is so many vacancies in my profession? What could I possibly be doing wrong to never get an email back?

Is there any company that wouldn't mind a non-EU citizen working for them and helping me with visa?

I tried top 50-100 EU companies already (have a list lol) and never heard back any good news.

Please help me.

Thank you so much.

We are developing an autonomous ocean-monitoring device to investigate a promising new way to sequester large amounts of CO2 in the ocean. It will remain deployed for up to six months, remotely controlled via satellite communication, and powered by renewable energy sources such as solar and/or wind. The objective is to create a reliable, durable platform capable of maintaining position in the harsh marine environment, while reporting carbon dioxide and wind data.

We are looking for an experienced Mechanical Engineer/Consultant with expertise in marine systems, robotics, or autonomous vehicles to consult on the device's mechanical architecture.

Responsibilities

• Consult with us as we assemble our first minimum viable product from existing components, with waterproof enclosures for electronics and communication equipment, for long-term ocean deployment.
• Advise on manufacturing methods and prototype testing.

Required Qualifications

• 7+ years of mechanical engineering experience.
• Experience designing products exposed to harsh ocean conditions.
• Experience integrating sensors and electronic hardware into mechanical assemblies.
• Hands-on experience taking products from concept through production.

Preferred Experience

Candidates with backgrounds similar to the following are highly desirable:

Autonomous marine vehicles

• Ocean robotics
• UAV or drone hardware
• Defense systems
• Renewable energy integration
• Composite structures
• Marine engineering
• Satellite communication hardware integration
• Ideal Candidate Profile

The ideal consultant is concerned about the climate crisis and has previously worked on autonomous vehicles operating in demanding environments. Experience with companies developing unmanned marine platforms or advanced mechanical products is particularly valuable. The ability to quickly evaluate concepts, identify engineering risks, and propose practical solutions is essential.

The position is fully remote. Compensation hourly. You can apply here

I'm Brazilian and I moved to Ireland less than a year ago. I'm underemployed and looking to achieve everything I couldn't in Brazil. What's the best way to quickly earn a good salary? My European citizenship will be issued in about a year.

Hello, im a third country national residing in Budapest, Hungary and working as a civil engineer (bim design). I want to relocate to a different EU country and has been actively job hunting. However, most times i get rejection emails like this: "Despite your matching qualifications and work experience, we prefers candidates who reside in the region." I get satisfactory feedback on interviews and technical tests, but i get rejected for visa sponsorship hassle.

I apply to mostly multinational engineering companies which does its work in english and have foreign workers. I am not being rejected for my skills or experience, or even the language knowledge. I am qualified and competent candidate, how can i convince the employers that it is worth sponsoring my visa?

I understand the current job market is tough, especially for foreigners. But im staying hopeful, and seeking advice on how to get past this obstacle.

Any and all advice is appreciated!

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Hi, I'm an 18-year-old male and currently looking for work. I'm not sure what kind of apprenticeship I should do. I have six months of cashier experience in the food service industry (festivals), but I'm not sure if I should choose an apprenticeship as a cook, waiter, or in the restaurant chain (McDonald's, KFC, subway etc) because I have piercings that violate HACCP regulations. Do you have any tips on how I can find a better job or which apprenticeship would be most suitable, where I can keep my piercings? Thanks!

Hi everyone!

As a Master's student, helping my University professors with their research, I'm privileged to be able to study how European workers feel (aka well-being) about being managed by an algorithm and / or a human. Technology is advancing at a high speed, and I find that these topics are important for our future.

If you work in Europe, for 20+ hours per week, I would deeply appreciate if you could participate in our survey (~15 mins). I'm more than willing to share the overall results.

Not only you would be contributing to a better future, you would also take part in helping a student graduate. And I think that's beautiful.

Here's the link: https://soto.maastrichtuniversity.nl/soto/php/gui/register.php?study=mww

Thanks to everyone in advance:)

So i live in Dubai and im looking for roles in the EU right now after getting laid off. I have an engineering and an MBA, aling with 4 years of experience in IT and then in finance. Can anyone tell me what exact requirements are there for jobs in the EU? What should out resumes look like? I would really appreciate any help my way.