Chinese graduates looking to land jobs in Silicon Valley have more choices than ever, ranging from well-established companies or ever-mushrooming startups to projects of their own based in the United States or China.

Students born in the 1990s have more career choices than those who arrived in the US in the 1990s, said Olina Qian, founder of the Silicon Valley Association of Chinese Entrepreneurs, an organization that helps professionals and entrepreneurs connect to resources.

Qian herself went to the US for a master's degree program in 1999.