I’d like to share what prompted me to start my overseas job hunt in Ireland.

I secured a software engineer role in Ireland with visa sponsorship. I’m sharing this record of around six months and over 100 applications in the hope it helps someone.

After around six months of job hunting and applying to more than 100 companies, I successfully secured a software engineering position in Ireland with visa sponsorship.In this article, I will share information about employment visas.

I secured a software engineer role in Ireland with visa sponsorship after applying to over 100 companies across six months. I’m sharing this record in the hope it might help someone.Among those applications, I’d like to introduce the interviews that didn’t go well—or even became a bit traumatic.

I landed a software engineering job in Ireland with visa sponsorship. After applying to more than 100 companies over approximately six months, I wanted to record my experience in the hope that it might be useful to someone. In this article, I would like to share some of the interviews that went well and led to job offers.

I landed a software engineer job in Ireland with visa sponsorship. I’m leaving this record of my roughly six months and 100+ company applications in case it helps someone. I recently succeeded in switching from a Working Holiday visa to a CSEP visa, so I’m documenting the process.The thing I was most curious about was, “Do I actually have to go abroad in the end?” The answer is YES. Going abroad was necessary for the visa switch, but just for one day was enough.