What are the job positions that are mostly outsourced in the technology field?

[ThunderMan]

I'm gonna be graduating in a year with a CS degree, I don't live in the U.S. and have been thinking a lot about moving there after I graduate and maybe start my career there I've been freelancing for a while and made some money it's not enough for me to move to the U.S. yet. Now what I figured would be best for me is if I found a job while I live in my current country since life here is somewhat cheap a $1000/month would actually be pretty amazing for me. what are the positions that are mostly outsourced so that I can focus on them in my last year? I heard AWS admins are outsourced any other suggestions?

notice I'm looking for a job not freelancing I've been freelancing web development for a while now so I'm not looking for that and it has a lot of downsides too.

thanks.

 

[Cycloid Torus]

Googled amazingly:
https://money.howstuffworks.com/10-jobs-to-outsource.htm
https://www.lifewire.com/information-technology-outsourcing-816269

 

[Ginoditullio]

I think that programmers everywhere will find work. I would suggest that you go at once, and when you are satisfied, I am sure that you will quickly find a job with good earnings.

 

[GaryMove]

Developers both Front-end and Back-end I think.

 

[Denise Hilton]

You could try SalesForce or a CRM consultant job. They are mostly outsourced. But the target income you desire is too less to be able to survive in the U.S.

 

[DelJo63]

Programmers are pretty stable while "help desk" and support deal with customers directly and thus FREQUENTLY get outsourced.

With your CS Degree, look for and R&D position.

 

[DelJo63]

Beware that your salary expectation may not match the cost of living -- some areas in the U.S. are extremely expensive. Silicon Valley (San Jose, Palo Alto, San Francisco, ...) have rents in the 2-3K / month!!

Dallas-Ft Worth is far more reasonable. The Washington DC "beltway" is typically government - defense contractors.