'Need job in Lima, Peru' Jobs

Larry Cavallaro (200.106.94.32) - 05/30/06 13:40

American looking for work in Peru. Speak good English and well educated.

Comment #1 Gabriel (72.134.43.114) - 10/13/06 14:03

What kind of work and where?

Comment #2 stephen (201.230.2.29) - 12/03/06 17:08

I'm a chinese located in Lima, Peru.

Comment #3 Larry (190.41.94.231) - 05/18/07 10:19

Looking for Call Center management in or around Miraflores, or supervision job.

Comment #4 Brian Sanetel (68.5.115.1) - 12/10/07 23:15

I'm looking for an esthetician job in Lima Peru. I have over 6 years of being an esthetician and skin care manager. please contact me with any information.

Comment #5 L.C.YADAV (123.239.31.55) - 06/07/08 10:10

IM AN INDIAN looking for jobs in Peru. 3 years experence in telecom.at present working with reliance communication.

Comment #6 jacob (63.176.159.243) - 10/08/08 18:14

i am looking for roofing/siding jobs in Peru.. can anybody help me?

Comment #7 Joni (200.106.39.34) - 10/22/08 16:01

i am a Canadian with legal paperwork to live and work in Peru. I am well rounded and can work in several fields. Speak fluent English and Pre-Intermediate Spanish.

Comment #8 Dustin (63.176.159.35) - 11/20/08 11:49

There isn't much help in this forum now is there?

Here is a link to jobs abroad in Peru.

• Peru Jobs

Comment #9 ronald gaillard (66.27.117.112) - 11/22/08 03:56

american looking for pipefittig work i lima peru i have 14 years experience

Comment #10 usher (63.176.159.80) - 12/15/08 10:53

that website was very helpful. thank you.

Comment #11 Brenda (63.176.159.0) - 12/30/08 14:25

Hi. My name is Brenda. I need a job in Lima Peru. Can anyone help me get started?

Comment #12 Rich (63.176.159.123) - 02/11/09 23:18

I am a 5 year experienced english teacher here in the U.S. I would like to know if there are any needs for teachers in Peru. I am willing to relocate and willing to take a pay cut. If anyone knows where, and if there are teaching jobs available or in need let me know.

Comment #13 Robert Pulliam (12.27.133.13) - 05/21/09 11:15

My name is Robert Pulliam. I am recently married to an peruvian woman and we live in the us and we would like to move to peru. Are there any network administrator or IT Support jobs in Lima or Mira Flores Peru

Comment #14 vibinthadathil (122.172.29.167) - 06/17/09 16:08

i am an indian , am searching job in peru , i am working as system administrator in software company from past 2years and 58 months .

Comment #15 Brenda Nolan (69.73.80.213) - 07/06/09 18:26

Hi my name is Brenda, I am an americian looking to move to peru

with my soon to be peruvian husband who wants to return to Lima, I am well educated, my background in in marketing, business developement and management. would like to work for an American company but am open to other jobs.

Comment #16 Pablito (63.176.159.26) - 07/22/09 15:55

Hi, Brenda! If you are marrying a Peruvian and going to Lima, well you need to get your husband to help you look for a job. He probably has a family there, families can give very good hints at jobs and provide connections: "my friend´s cousin works at...", type of thing. Also, once you are there you look up the employment agencies in Lima and start visiting with your CV. Does this sound wrong, my friend? Just a fiendly suggestion! Regards!

Comment #17 moy (63.176.159.174) - 08/17/09 05:50

Luckily, dustin has given Peruvian job seekers a head start. If you are looking to find a job abroad or away from home, incorporate other parties into the whole job seeking. It also depends on how much you are willing to take up the challenge of the job you might be qualified in not being available but still being willing to travel there. There is the satisfaction that normally results from eventually getting whatever it is that you have worked for. There is a comprehensive listing of jobs in this link.

• Peru jobs

Comment #18 Nicky (63.176.159.101) - 12/11/09 21:44

I am also looking for a job in Peru, maybe i can be an English teacher. I speak English well, and i think i am capable of teaching the language.

Comment #19 Eve (63.176.159.145) - 12/20/09 11:35

Well educated Americans that can speak great English are usually very much accepted in most places throughout the world, as a professional, and as and expat and what not. It would come as no surprise to me, if it were that Americans got very reasonable, to exceptional job opportunities over in this particular country, indeed.

Comment #20 Eve (63.176.159.162) - 01/05/10 12:16

Which would be Trinidad and Tobago, as I forgot to mention.

Comment #21 smithy (63.176.159.212) - 01/26/10 21:04

Americans get good jobs in most places in the world. This is simple fact that one can never deny, not in this lifetime.

Comment #22 Nomer (193.218.114.79) - 02/20/10 19:48

I have to admit that there are indeed lots of benefits on being an American, and it includes what smithy is talking about. But all in all I think there should be a fair share for everyone, so whether you are not an American I think you should also be able to get the same treatment from anyone and from everywhere. Anyway, have a great day ahead guys and keep posting here.

Comment #23 Jackie (71.87.96.50) - 03/16/10 00:52

"Looking for employment in Lima Peru"

Hi, my name is Jackie. I am an American girl that is going to be moving to Peru the first of May. I am bilingual in Spanish and English. In school I majored in Spanish and International Business with a certificate in training and development (a Human Resource certificate). I am looking for a job in human resources, marketing, and/or business administration. I speak english fluently and would also apply for jobs teaching it. I have been looking everywhere for jobs, if anyone has any advice, or possible job please let me know.

Comment #24 Raymond G (74.174.236.120) - 04/19/10 19:25

"Looking for a Aviation Job"

I am a Flight Instructor looking for a job in teaching the art of Flying. Speak Engish and Spanish, Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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