My name is Paolo and I'm an Italian architect that won the green card!
For this reason, i'd like to come in NY in a while.
I've some contact with italian companies that need an italian person in NY for all the year, but I'm considering the possibility to work as "freelance".
I worked in Italy, UK and Middle East as Project Architect, Project Manager and 3d Visualizer in Retail field (luxury stores).
If someone need a partner with a specialization in this field or can help me with some suggestions, please contact me!
Buonasera! I'm presently working with an Italian Ride company- Moser Rides, installing a ride in CA. While we're not looking for a freelancer, I would imagine with your language expertise, you would be infinitely helpful to a company like Moser Rides. The majority of amusement ride companies are Italian. There's a large market with a need for a bilingual architect. I think there's a ride expo somewhere (maybe Miami?) every year. For all the phone calls I've had, I know I wish I spoke Italian!! buona fortuna!
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Help for Italian Architect in New York with Permanet VISA
Hello everyone.
My name is Paolo and I'm an Italian architect that won the green card!
For this reason, i'd like to come in NY in a while.
I've some contact with italian companies that need an italian person in NY for all the year, but I'm considering the possibility to work as "freelance".
I worked in Italy, UK and Middle East as Project Architect, Project Manager and 3d Visualizer in Retail field (luxury stores).
If someone need a partner with a specialization in this field or can help me with some suggestions, please contact me!
Thnaks in advance!
Buonasera! I'm presently working with an Italian Ride company- Moser Rides, installing a ride in CA. While we're not looking for a freelancer, I would imagine with your language expertise, you would be infinitely helpful to a company like Moser Rides. The majority of amusement ride companies are Italian. There's a large market with a need for a bilingual architect. I think there's a ride expo somewhere (maybe Miami?) every year. For all the phone calls I've had, I know I wish I spoke Italian!! buona fortuna!
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