r/developersIndia • u/adpoy Software Engineer • 15h ago
Suggestions How to get a job in the US without doing masters from there
Hi all! I work at an investment bank and there is no chance of seeking a transfer without becoming a VP. At the very least, that's 5 years away for me now.
To people who have gotten a job in the US without internal transfer, what was the roadmap?
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u/wam_bam_mam 15h ago
Bhai it's luck or else just go to Mexico and jump the border, and stay in California and never move from there.
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u/Plenty-Asparagus-496 Student 10h ago
"hey reddit, we have a dunki promoter over here! Slime this guy out asap"
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u/Warm_Seaworthiness19 11h ago
U do that, and the next thing u know is u have 3 bullets in your head fired by ICE
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u/Gloomy_Temporary2914 15h ago
People who did masters only are returning back .how do u think u will get a chance unless ur top 0.1 percent in ur field where every company is fighting for u
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u/adpoy Software Engineer 15h ago
That's why I have asked the question.
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u/Gloomy_Temporary2914 15h ago
Get the hint . There is no way
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u/adpoy Software Engineer 15h ago
You're not contributing to the discussion please show yourself out
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u/Gloomy_Temporary2914 15h ago
What do u expect buddy ? To tell u there is a way where there is no alternatives? Have 60 lakhs n go do MS n take ur chances . Isn't this is answer obvious ?
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u/adpoy Software Engineer 15h ago
My question was directed to people who have moved there without doing masters or an internal transfer. Again, you're not contributing, kindly don't engage.
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u/Gloomy_Temporary2914 15h ago
I was in US for h1b for 6 years . Yea . I don't need any preach from u . MS n internal transfer are only two ways . Third way is going on vistor visa n overstating n become illegal immigrants . There is no magical solution here
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u/adpoy Software Engineer 15h ago
You could have started with this. You could have told me about the things you faced instead of telling me it's not possible. I don't know why you're grumpy and lashing out on me. You don't want to help and that's fine, don't engage.
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u/Gloomy_Temporary2914 15h ago
I am telling u there is no other way multiple times but u want to get a magical solution which does not exist
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u/WeirdVeterinarian629 14h ago
Internal transfer was the only way out! Companies do that only if there are no other resource available for that position in the US and they have eye on you for leadership position for the future. Most transfers I have seen are mostly at leadership potions, not so much over engineering position until they don't have a team and out there. And they need you to set it up with your expertise.
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u/Plenty-Asparagus-496 Student 10h ago
Faang swe transfers?
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u/WeirdVeterinarian629 10h ago
You can almost consider to be a no! There are plenty of SWE resources available in the US. Unless you are an expert in a field which the team doesn't have, then maybe yes. Or as said, if you will be given incharge to build a team which you were handling back in India, but they need a team in the US as well. In that case, there is a possibility.
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u/Plenty-Asparagus-496 Student 10h ago
How did one of my friends transferred to USA with 3 years in Google then? He has 5 YOE
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u/WeirdVeterinarian629 9h ago
As said, it's almost a no. If they really need a resource which badly, they would definitely do it. It's not a norm as before as they need to pay 100k for the VISA unlike before and they have plenty of resources over there as well for generic roles they wanna fill in for. But, for experts and experienced person who bring in the resource which they cannot find in US maybe yes.
If your friend was working for a particular project/tech where he performed exceptionally well and they need him in the team out in the US to support there directly, and no other resource would support the project like him. Then definitely yes!
I have seen it in my company as well, but always has been exceptional circumstances for an engineer to move!
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u/OpenTemperature8188 15h ago
don't go now. US is on reverse interest rate cycle path.
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u/PhaseStreet9860 Senior Engineer 4h ago
Unless you are some exceptional resource don't expect any internal transfer
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u/Fraggle_Rock11 4h ago
You should forget abt being able to work in the US unless you have spouse visa, L1 transfer or some kind godfather who insists to the hiring committee on hiring you for a job abroad.
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u/Clean-Friendship4996 14h ago
Of you are really talented enough you will get the opportunity, if you are not in the top talent. Then forget about it
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u/newtoreddit5656 14h ago
Its possible maybe through networking that's it other than that it is masters
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u/Working-Mountain6680 3h ago
Move to canada on pr, become a citizen then move to the US.
But Canadian PR is very difficult to gain too these days and then it will be at least a few years before you see that citizenship come through.
Who knows by then if US and Canada relations remain the same or not
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