Dear Australians and Canadians, which country of you two does

>>71645256
They are full, stay here m8, 300$ is a good salary.

>>71645256
we're a sinking ship, you dont want to come here

We are full, go home.

Also, another question about engineering in Australia - I would say a very big part, if not a majority, of Australian mechanical engineering occupations are fucking HVAC. In Russia, HVAC systems are a part of civil engineering. Or don't I understand some specific nuances of HVAC industry and mechanical engineers design something for them?
I've been working in aerospace industry for all my life 2bh.

>>71645295
>>71645300
Nope.
Also if you want to know what is really a sinking ship, visit Russia please.
>>71645284
>300$
500$ 2bh.

[spoiler]Canada has a great job market for engineers, I'm pulling your leg to reduce competition. My entire class and I got well paid jobs straight out of school.

>>71645374
I know, but I still hope there are some good sides in Australian engineering too because I don't want to live in a winter anymore. Well, maybe winters in Canada are not that long, but they are still winters.

>>71645428
I mean I would never work anywhere in Canada except for Vancouver/Vancouver Island, I can't take cold.

I will most likely move to America one day (probably in a few years when I can get a much better salary in a big city), but until then Canada is fine.

I would rather be a homeless bum in Vancouver than a rich person anywhere else in this country, I can't take cold.

The only stable job you'll get here is in HVAC design. Canada has Bombardier, etc.

>>71645514
But why do Australians require mechanical engineers for designing HVAC systems? In Russia it's done by civil engineers.

>>71645256
If you hate winter I suppose you could move somewhere in southern Ontario that isn't too close to the great lakes