Getting a job building the wall

maybe try talking to an employment agency in the area, they'll probably have some info.

doubt it, it will probably be sourced to some construction company that already has their own workers

>>2937382
most likely.

just find out what company won the contract and put in an application there. They may or may not want some prior experience just depends.

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>>2937380
>>2937382
>>2937407
Ok thanks. I'll do some research on what companies are involved and visit an employment agency.

it's gonna be a 'virtual wall' (ie, a bunch of half working drones and AI-driven cameras scanning a perimeter), and it's ineffectiveness (due to rushed, shaky tech) is gonna be a huge talking point next election

>>2937468
they don't build em like they used to

>>2937468
here's the info, btw

https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/31/anduril-palmer-luckey-smart-bill-hurd-border/

still early, but i'd be shocked if this isn't the way it goes. for op:

According to its very sparse hiring page, Anduril is looking for “dedicated, and patriotic engineers” who specialize in these areas, which should give you some idea of its plans at the border:

Computer vision
Sensor fusion
Distributed computing infrastructure
User interface design
Optics and camera systems
LIDAR and RADAR systems
Robotics and automation
Aeronautical design

>>2937506
>>2937468
Yikes. Not looking good for me then. I'll still give it a shot but I'm not so hopeful now lol

>you will never build that wall
feels bad man