Well if you need experience... write some projects. Anything. Just something to prove you aren't some random kid who paid his way through college. Create a portfolio (notice how I am repeating these words). Use this as an opportunity to experiment; write software in fields you haven't touched before. Contribute to open source projects. Not only will this stuff look good to employers, but you'll gain experience as well.
As to where to find projects to contribute to, check github.
And Avilius do you know how I could get into a freelance proyect, even for free to start to do thing more professional??... |
You can find them anywhere, really. You could go to a freelancing site (not recommended as they're
flooded with foreign workers whose cost for living is quite a bit lower than, say, the US or UK.) You can also just ping the Job boards every once and a while for jobs that may interest you... really on any site. Here, cprogramming, or even something like reddit.
But first, and I cannot stress this enough:
BUILD A PORTFOLIO! This really makes you more attractive to pretty much anyone as a programmer. Before you even attempt to get a job, do this! Just make a few solo programs to make it look decent, then after that join a hobby project to grow it even more!
The key to everything is a portfolio!