International Relations degree, Bi-lingual... where to look for a job in the Pittsburgh area? (Mexico: headhunters)

[cpelp]

Hi all. My wife and myself will be moving up to the area in a month or so, and aside from the typical classified ads and monster/careerbuilder, I don't know where she can look for good job listings. I also don't know of any headhunters that she could contact, or where to find names of any.

To give you an brief idea, she has dual citizenship (US & Mexico) and is fluent in English and Spanish. She has an International Relations bachelors degree, and 5+ years experience maintaining business systems, procedures, etc for a very large automotive supplier that has a lot of plants here in MX. She directly and simultaneously supported several Production Control & Logistics directors and managers for 3-4 years. She was also in charge or coordinating information from over a dozen sources (plants, etc) all throughout Mexico for a large number of weekly reports and presentations.

Someone had the good recommendation of checking into the universities to see what they have considering her international background. Outside of that and the normal avenues, is there any place we can look that may have something fitting her background? I have to believe (especially up here) that she brings some unique experience to a job. Also, does anyone have any headhunters contacts that they can PM me or forward to me in some way (or know where to find some)? Thanks.

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[cpelp]

Interesting. Something I hadn't even seen before and worth checking out. Thanks.

[CortlandGirl79]

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