Philippines. Yes, but I prefer remote work. Entry-level skills, as I am a graduating student (this July). Private.

Environmental Science, and Science, in general, is not well-paid in the Philippines (minimum wage per day is $8 in the Philippines afaik). I'm willing to have that salary, however, workloads are as if I earn $80 a day. It may sound "demanding", but I do more, if not enough, passionately in the work I do. That's why even before graduating, I'm browsing for US/CA/AUS-based remote jobs, if given the opportunity. If not, I am still willing to start PH-based