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July 30, 2007, 18:46	Self-employed CFD contractor	#1
G. Moreau Guest Posts: n/a	Hello everyone: For the last few months, I have been flirting with the idea of becoming a self-employed CFD contractor in Canada. Right now I am doing a doctoral degree in automotive related engineering, but was previously trained in computational science. I want to do this to cover some of my school and living expenses. I am wondering if there are people in this forum who can provide me with some advice regarding the practical (getting clients) and legal (getting paid) aspects of being self-employed in the technical field. Any recommendations where I can find out such information? Thank you very much in advance, Jill.

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