June 1, 1999
What are the chances of a non-U.S. resident obtaining IT jobs in the United States. I am an IT
manager in Malaysia who has obtained a computer science master's degree and has two years of
IT experience with a major company. I would like to assess the current demand and feasibility of
obtaining a job in the United States. What is the best way to begin the process of applying for
U.S. jobs?
Consulting firms, particularly smaller ones, will hire you on a one- or two-year work visa. This
will get you to the United States, but the real challenge will be attaining your green card. You
should focus on small (50-100 person) consulting companies that have resource-intensive
issues.
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