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With research and development becoming increasingly globalized, the job markets for scientists follows this. But expanding your career as a scientists with an an overseas career move, should be well planned and you should integrate your geographical wants, your financial needs and your talents with the global needs.

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Look for countries with strong economies and high levels of investment into R&D. such as Switzerland, United Kingdom, Denmark, Germany, Finland and Sweden. Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain, are nice countries to live in, but the market for scientists may already be saturated with local candidates. Your knowledge of languages may also be an important consideration. It is generally easy to get a job in Switzerland, the UK and Scandinavia if you only know English. But Germany without German is almost an impossibility, as is France without French. And don't think that American High School, or even College level knowledge of the language, will be enough: It is not! Therefore keep your search within the parameters of your knowledge and skills.

Apart from Europe, India, China and Japan are also keen to attract international talent into their countries. Researchers with a PhD and five years post-graduate training will do well on their job search there. There is a high demand for the more experienced researchers in the biotech and pharmaceutical sectors. Japan is keen to enlarge their medical device industry and the governments, as well as private industry, in both China and India are trying to expand their contract sector in scientific research.

Worldwide investment in R&D and manufacturing has globalized the job market for mid- and upper-level scientists. By showing off their specialized skills, international experience and language abilities, those eager to work and live overseas can turn their dream into reality.

A sample of available jobs in Switzerland, France and the UK is shown below. The links to the job descriptions work.

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This is only a small excerpt of, mainly, biologists jobs. There is also a good site called jobcrawler.org that carries many scientists jobs. If you need help with writing your resume or Curriculum Vitae, proceed to http://www.jobs4work.com/resume1.htm .

Major Worldwide Composite Group is looking for a highly qualified R&D Chemist, Polyester Gelcoat. The Company is one of the largest manufacturers of unsaturated Polyesters and Gelcoats in Europe. We wish to appoint an R&D Chemist for Gelcoat Development who will be based at our Technical Centre in Scandinavia.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced and ambitious Chemist with a flair for research and application in the field of Gelcoat Technology. Applicants should hold a degree in relevant discipline and must have at least 3 years of experience which is essential to their making a positive contribution to the Company's future advancement.The successful candidate will be offered a competitive salary and relocation assistance where appropriate.  For more information contact:  VANO0311@buseast.com
who will then forward your application to the client
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VA-US-021403-02

The USA based Client is seeking a Consultants/Experts in trade policy, negotiations, and customs reform for several trade and investment programs in Latin America, Africa and Asia.Current programs promote reforms and support the development of institutional and staff capacities in the public and private sectors. Experience in working overseas, on USAID and similar donors contracts is preferable.

The client is seeking outstanding professionals who are interested in either short-term (up to 6 months) or long-term overseas assignments (1-3 years) with the following qualifications: Trade policy, Technical expertise in WTO and regional trade agreements, drafting WTO-related legal acts, implementing trade policy, regulations, training experience, participation in negotiations, conducting trade policy analyses, trade remedy procedures, economic modeling, database development, intellectual property rights, regulation and enforcement, product standards and testing, and auditing. Customs reform, technical expertise in customs regulation, valuation, trade facilitation, and the harmonized system. Consultants should also be able to assess training and equipment needs of a particular country. Send letter of interest, CV and references to: VAUS02140302@jobs4scientists.com who will forward it to the client.