Erica Rivera.
Career strategy for moving abroad

You can picture
the life abroad.
What about work?

You’ve researched places to live. The question you keep coming back to is how your career fits into the move.

I help experienced professionals compare employment, contract work, and consulting options, understand what needs to change, and build a realistic career strategy around the life they want abroad.

Let’s talk about your move

The career part
deserves its
own strategy.

Maybe you want to keep doing similar work in a new place. Maybe the move is also your chance to change how you work.

We compare potential routes such as employment, contract work, or consulting against your experience, intended location, income needs, and timeline. Research helps us identify what looks promising and what still needs checking.

What we work through

Make the questions concrete.

01

Where could your experience fit?

Research relevant employers, roles, clients, and market expectations in the context of your intended move.

02

What would need to change?

Consider your positioning, work model, preparation, and the assumptions your plan depends on.

03

What should you prepare?

Choose a direction and identify the materials, conversations, and next steps needed to pursue it.

Career strategy does not include immigration, legal, or tax advice. Location permissions and work authorization need appropriate verification. Employment and income outcomes are not guaranteed.

Erica Rivera beside the waterfront in Cádiz, Spain
Room for a different kind of life.

A specialty shaped
by my own move.

Moving my family to Spain made the connection between career decisions and life decisions personal. I bring that experience alongside my recruiting background.

Read my story →

Choose the support
your next move needs.

Moving abroad can be part of either engagement.

01 / Find your direction

Career Direction

“I know something needs to change. I don’t know what to pursue.”

Make sense of your experience, compare realistic options, and choose a direction that accounts for your life.

You leave with a clear recommendation on which career direction to pursue, the research and reasoning behind it, and a written plan for your next steps.

Explore Career Direction →
Start with a conversation

You don’t need the answer
before we talk.

Tell me what feels off, what you’re considering, and what needs to work in real life.

Let’s figure out your next move