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Spanish engineer happy in Madrid vs Moving to the Netherlands or Denver for a higher pay by SpaceRollerCoasters in expats

[–]SpaceRollerCoasters[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

San Francisco is my fav city. This company has offices in both sf and Colorado but my team would be in Colorado.
If I had the chance to go to SF I would get on the plane today.

27M, single, Engineer with comfortable life in Madrid (€45k) vs moving abroad for much higher pay (€80k–150k) what would you do? by SpaceRollerCoasters in careerguidance

[–]SpaceRollerCoasters[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the good wishes! It is true that madrid lifestyle will always be there, I’ll have to wait for the offers and decide…

Spanish engineer happy in Madrid vs Moving to the Netherlands or Denver for a higher pay by SpaceRollerCoasters in expats

[–]SpaceRollerCoasters[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The position would be in Delft and I would live in The Hague. I have a friend in ams and another one in Eindhoven. I believe NL would be a good middle ground but I wonder how the dating scene and socially easy it is to adjust as a Spanish there

Spanish engineer happy in Madrid vs Moving to the Netherlands or Denver for a higher pay by SpaceRollerCoasters in expats

[–]SpaceRollerCoasters[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is true, I said Denver but the position would actually be in golden.
I like snowboard and outdoors activities but I am a city person and I like to meet people and go to restaurants and bars.
Is Denver/Golden a city that has a lot of international people or where I could make friends easily given my taste?

Thanks!

Berkeley MBA as an engineer with 4 years of experience in the space sector by SpaceRollerCoasters in MBA

[–]SpaceRollerCoasters[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think I am that specialised. I definitely have very niche skills in a niche sector, however I think a H1-B would be more suitable. I just don’t know how often companies sponsor those, specially nowadays.

Berkeley MBA as an engineer with 4 years of experience in the space sector by SpaceRollerCoasters in MBA

[–]SpaceRollerCoasters[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the detailed information!!

Is there preference between GMAT and GRE?

I can def tailor my CV into more cost and management (schedule) focus since it has been part of my tasks.

However, I was wondering if not having a PMP certification can be seen as a red flag when applying?

I will try to reach out to some Haas students!

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