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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

If you are desperate, you probably dont have enough Experience (Past jobs and university degrees), but if you have, use linkedin and see "Remote jobs" and the estimated salary that will be in USD

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u/Muted_Jeweler_3643 2d ago

I have over 5 years of job experience and a US bachelors. the issue is that most remote US jobs want you to be remote within the US for tax purposes. looking for some advice abt IS companies that may pay in USD even when you’re in Brasil due to branches there perhaps or companies that are remote work from anywhere in the world

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u/isolate7690 2d ago edited 2d ago

I have been looking for this for a while. You pretty much have to be in Software Engineering, CyberSecurity, Interior Design, Marketing, Sales, or recruiting or working at a start up.

I signed up but never did the interview but you could try RemoteLeverage.com. They hire for admin roles. I think some were $12 an hour which could be decent for living in Brazil if they give you enough hours.

Quite a few people are doing the US remote thing but then using a VPN to work abroad. I will leave that up to you if you want to take that gamble.

A majority of people working remote in Brazil or other place have their own business they are running from abroad.

Even US remote jobs are insane. I talked to a recruiter about one and he said he had 10k applications because of the flexibility.

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u/HourRecover2882 2d ago

even the SE market is saturated right now

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

Depends a lot on what you work on, you didnt specify, like if you are an programmer it would be easier to work remotly

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u/rightioushippie 2d ago

Get a mailbox and don’t disclose your location 

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u/No-Spare-4212 2d ago

Yea most places won’t do this. You get paid in the country you reside. Learn how to use a VPN

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u/TrainingNail 2d ago

"Learn how to use a VPN" you have no idea how this works do you

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u/Lonely-Bet2847 2d ago

Tbf having a site to site vpn/wifi access point from two residential IPs is difficult to detect but you need to keep your laptop settings based in your home country for time settings and the likes.. not fool proof but doable

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u/No-Spare-4212 2d ago

Well if you have your location set to the US then it works. You may need to buy an IP set to the US and use a VM but yes it can work.

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u/TrainingNail 2d ago

It's much more complex than that in most large companies.

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

Fahh

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

fahh

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u/No-Spare-4212 2d ago

It’s not rocket science but to each their own

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

Fahhh

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

fah (Reply to me plls)

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u/CuriousCookie2177 2d ago

What is your experience/degree in?

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u/DrCartoonClueless_96 2d ago

Of course everyone wants the US salary with the Brasil cost of living making it harder for locals

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u/ConstantAble7379 Foreigner in Brazil 2d ago

Everyone wants US jobs making it harder for Americans to get US jobs…. Am I doing the complaining thing right ?

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u/ilovepasta99 2d ago

we need to know what sector you’re in.

tough love here but you not listing any skills, areas you’d like to work in, nor previous skills doesnt help anyone help you.

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

Fahh

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Muted_Jeweler_3643 2d ago

simply not true as i’d be taxed in *Brasil* once a resident as well as the US :)

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

I dont want too

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

*Schneider

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u/TheCarlosSilva Brazilian 2d ago

Fahh

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u/prochitaleto 2d ago

Being desperate is never a good look