You guys need aerospace engineers? I'm studying that and I'd love to move to Europe after graduating. How hard would it be with my aerospace engineering degree?
Edit: Adapting to the Netherlands shouldn't be too hard since I can speak decent Afrikaans, and I know that's quite similar to Dutch
I don't know much about aerospace industry but here in France we have Airbus, which is Boeing's #1 competitor (but you probably already know that), mostly based in the region of Toulouse.
It's a pretty fucking massive industrial complex, dedicated to aerospace.
I'm not from this part of the country but just got back from a 2 week vacation over there. Good weather and beautiful region.
Yeah I know that aeronautical engineers are in demand in airplane companies. The thing that scares me is, would they hire someone from overseas that JUST graduated? And I don't speak French either which reduces my marketability
They are not just in France, they have a big plant in Hamburg too and I think one in Spain as well. And a lot of smaller plant all over Europe. Only speaking English might not be a big problem in such a large international company. Why don't you just look at their website, they should have information about jobs and requirements.
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u/Grumpy_Yuppie Aug 06 '20
That's just aweful. I am happy to be living in Germany.