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How to help EU digital sovereignty (and get out of the US at the same time)? (lemmy.zip)

submitted 3 months ago by ramble81@lemmy.zip to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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I am very much onboard with the idea of the EU breaking free of the US grip on data and the internet. I also very much want to get out of the US, but I’m trying to figure out how. I have extensive experience in infrastructure, networking, Datacenter’s, Linux, etc. and I’m sure that there are companies in the EU that are needing those skills. I haven’t had much luck with general job boards (unless I’m looking at the wrong ones).

So Lemmings, does anyone know of any good resources so I can help put my skill to use and get out of here while I’m at it?

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