hello! Job wanted, also advise

Hi! im new to the forum!
im going to move to quesada in short time. Im living now with my spanish girlfriend in Alicante. I came to spain last year. Im from Argentina, im 30, and im an architect.
Now im searching something related with architecture, but becouse of the crisis and the place im moving I know its very difficult. Im seeing this as a oportunity, becouse getting a job in any other sector would be nice to adquiring a new experience and someking of having a vacation of architecture in my life, ... So im willing to do almost anything... I will welcome any advise to where seek jobs or tip of an opening in any job around the area -(from sales, hotels, waiter and even if its fruit piking)

I worked as freelance with 3D visualization for architecture almost 10 years, i have also specialized in sustainable architecture and bioclimatic design. I have expirience in bioconstruction with adobe and cane. I had working with other ONG for social housing, some expirience in urban agriculture and orchards as i was volunteer at an ONG for urban farming for marginalized families in Buenos Aires, and lot more of architectural and urbanism related things.
I have a very good ability for informatics, and software, becouse of using a lot of design software, also working with internet and webpages. And much other software. Im good at numbers.
I already have the spanish driving license and also PER license for motor and sailboats up to 15 meters.

Well i think thats all. If anyone needs my CV i can send it by pm or mail, please ask! (its in spanish but i can translate it if needed)
Meanwhile.. when i will be there, for making some friends, im going to offer free tango lessons!! (for begginers) hope to find people interested

thanks for reading!

Hi Julian,


Welcome to the forum and to Quesada. Hope you will be very happy here in your new area of Spain.

As for jobs, you do have a distinct advantage having Spanish as your native language and also your English is obviously very good.

Work is not easy to get as you no doubt know, especially in the small towns, but I hope you find a job that you enjoy.

Maybe someone will see you on this forum and offer you an interview.

Good luck with your search.

Jan