This episode talks with Matt Anderson, a former Navy nuke who has worked internationally, about his journey through global data center roles. We talk about: How Matt transitioned from working in U.S. data centers to roles in Sweden, Ireland, and Denmark, highlighting the importance of networking and expressing interest in international opportunities. The challenges and benefits of working in international data centers, including language barriers, cultural differences, and diverse professional perspectives. Insights into the differences in data center operations between countries, particularly in areas like documentation and safety procedures. Financial considerations of working internationally, including potential pay cuts and tax implications, as well as compensating factors like tax breaks in some countries. The evolution of Matt's career from technical roles to more process-oriented positions, showcasing the diverse opportunities available in the data center industry. Valuable advice for transitioning Navy nukes, emphasizing the importance of focusing on relevant knowledge and skills rather than chasing unnecessary qualifications. See all resources including international job search advice at: ⁠⁠⁠datacenternukes.com⁠⁠⁠ Join the Data Center Nukes LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9814200/