NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has found a new job, his lawyer says.The former US spy agency contractor will work for a major private website in Russia, where he was granted asylum after fleeing the United States."Edward starts work in November,” his lawyer Anatoly Kucherena told the Russian news agency RIA Novosti.Mr Snowden, 30, fled to Russia in June after leaking details of far-reaching US telephone espionage.Mr Kucherena would not disclose which site has employed Mr Snowden, citing security concerns.However, Mr Snowden had a very public job offer earlier this year from the head of VKontakte, a popular social networking site seen as a rival to Facebook.Pavel Durov, who founded VKontakte in 2006, invited Mr Snowden through a post on his own webpage to join the company’s St Petersburg headquarters to work on data protection.Little has been heard of Mr Snowden’s private life in Russia, where he has lived since being granted temporary asylum in August.Leaks from the former intelligence analyst have rocked the US government, revealing an extensive programme of espionage that covered China, Russia and Western allies including Germany and Brazil. The US wants him extradited to face trial on criminal charges.Mr Snowden spent more than a month in a hotel at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport before being allowed into the country.It is unclear whether he remains in Moscow, though tabloid pictures of the former contractor occasionally surface.A Russian website, Life News, this week published a smartphone picture it said was purchased from a reader for 100,000 rubles (£1,943), purporting to show Mr Snowden taking a boat trip down the Moscow River through the city’s centre. Mr Snowden was without his trademark glasses but wearing a red shirt and cream-coloured cap; the photo’s background includes Moscow’s landmark Christ the Saviour cathedral.