I have a unique, short term opportunity for a US person. Looking for someone with extensive billable hours available to complete a data translation task in a short period of time. Likely 40+ billable hours available.
You do not need to have your own license of Solidworks, as you will be asked to log into our system remotely. You must be comfortable with Solidworks GD&T (with DimXpert). GD&T expertise is not required, just familiarity with the toolset in Solidworks.
As far as I know freelance has no border limitation. But here you say US person. I am interested but I am not a US person.
could be for security clearance requirement....
Yes, I used to work for a company in which only US citizens were allowed to work for them because they supplied to the DoD (Department of Defense)
Maha Nadarasa wrote:
As far as I know freelance has no border limitation. But here you say US person. I am interested but I am not a US person.
I have some small familiarity with Charles' company. It is indeed an Export Control issue.
+ -> he IS the one that pays, so he can set requirements
I can do it for you. I am Canadian. Does it work?
Regards, Natalie
i guess Canadian works, .....
....in the end Canada is part of US (joke) so exactly as specified in the post
Dobrze,
Napisz mi pod adres
storage8of8knowledge@gmail.com
poniewaz ten e-mail pracownik
Dziękuje, Natalie
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Wojciech Paterski wrote:
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She is absolutely confused.
Thought you were serious about Canadians being US persons
Thought you were the one doling out the work
Assumed you speak Polish (do you? just curious...)
I had experience of very simple rules for hiring people from Canada to compare with other countries for US projects. That is why I asked. And also when I was asking I did not have info that you are hiring for ITAR. By the way, I was participating in few military projects for US in one of Canadian company. Sorry for bothering you.
BTW I do not speak Polish.
nope, just joking. I guess it's slow day at my place - so I added bit of sarcasm to conversation:)
I was also going to comment about the google and ITAR, but wasn't sure if it would be pushing too far...
ps> I do speak polish
If it is slow day at your place then you can take these drawings.
Thank you everyone, for the interest. Yes, we are working on a project which is controlled by the ITAR agreement. For this project we are required to only consider candidates who are US persons, and also must be capable of complying with ITAR regulations when communicating data.
I am here in the US. I have had some work with GD&T with automotive work. I also have my own LLC and a seat of SolidWorks. But I do not know what ITAR stands for. I am currently working so not sure how fast I can turn this task around for you.
Steven Willing wrote:
But I do not know what ITAR stands for.
Dude. Advice for future: I wouldn't hire anyone who would post this. You're sitting at a computer. Google it! Takes 2 seconds!
Josh,
You are correct . Right after I posted it I looked up the meaning.
We do often work with foreign vendors on a number of projects, including some for products under ITAR regulation. There is even a specific exemption for Canadian efforts.
In this particular instance, the work that we are currently trying to accomplish requires that we must only utilize a US person to complete this work. Thank you everyone for the interest.
For Steven Willing, I'm afraid we need someone who has time immediately.
Charles - i'm not applying but out of curiosity what if someone had dual citizenship ie. US and another country.?
Thank you to everyone who submitted for this position. We now have some great candidates, and are making a selection shortly. Unfortunately, we will no longer be accepting new applications.
For Wojciech Paterski, this is a legal issue that I cannot specifically confirm. This website provides some definition.
"U.S. Persons" Include More Than Just Citizens - Export Compliance Solutions
The ITAR definition of a “U.S. person,” to which a release of technical data is not an export, is:
§120.15 U.S. person.
U.S. person means a person (as defined in §120.14 of this part) who is a lawful permanent resident as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1101(a)(20) or who is a protected individual as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3). It also means any corporation, business association, partnership, society, trust, or any other entity, organization or group that is incorporated to do business in the United States. It also includes any governmental (federal, state or local) entity. It does not include any foreign person as defined in §120.16 of this part.For individuals, including the categories in 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3), U.S. persons include:
- US Citizens
- Lawful permanent residents (i.e., Green Card holders)
- Other narrow categories including some refugees and asylees.
Coming at it from the other side, foreign persons are defined as the inverse of US persons:
§120.16 Foreign person.
Foreign person means any natural person who is not a lawful permanent resident as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1101(a)(20) or who is not a protected individual as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3). It also means any foreign corporation, business association, partnership, trust, society or any other entity or group that is not incorporated or organized to do business in the United States, as well as international organizations, foreign governments and any agency or subdivision of foreign governments (e.g., diplomatic missions).
I have two lawful permanent residents working directly on my engineering team. They are residents of the US, but not citizens. So there are opportunities for non-citizens to work on these types of projects. One of our larger suppliers is Canadian. The paperwork to coordinate this, however, can take many months, and approval from either the DOD (ITAR) or the Department of State (EAR).
I would have been happy to do that but I do not qualify