Where can I find freelance engineering work?
Asked by T
Looking for engineering work. Mostly mechanical engineering computer aided drafting, 2D or 3D. Also interested in graphic design. Is there any good websites out there where companies post jobs like this and hire people to do freelance work from home?

Best Answer:
I'd try Dice.com and Nettemps.com. Also, try a technical staffing agency....like Aerotek or Manpower Technical. (Both national agencies--not sure where you live).

Send me your CV at mevericksoftweresolutions@live.se i am currently in sweden running a small company looking for highly skilled professional in this field. we can carry on more conversation via mail. kind regards
Answered by jay

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Answered by Ronald