Hyundai Motor Company is all set to hire experienced workers for six business units. The South Korean automobile manufacturer plans to fill over 50 vacancies in their research and development (R&D) field.
Main Focus of the Hiring
As per Pulse News, Hyundai Motor is launching this job recruitment to drive new business opportunities and speed up its shift towards a software-defined vehicle (SDV) centered automotive model. The company said the six areas needing new professional staff are its R&D division, information technology (IT), management support, business planning, design, and production.
The research and development field is expected to have the highest number of new hires from all the divisions. Hyundai Motor announced that the application process will officially start on Friday this week and will run until April 1 at 5 p.m. only.
How to Apply for Jobs
The carmaker said that full details about the job application are viewable at Hyundai Motor's recruitment website, talent.hyundai.com. The site also contains all the requirements and information related to specific jobs. Applicants can also check if they can apply and see the procedures to follow on the website.
Moreover, Hyundai Motor will post recruitment notices for experienced professionals every 15th of the month. Korea's Maeil Business News reported that the memo will be updated every Friday so applicants can easily see the recruitment schedules for different job posts.
"We will strengthen the competitiveness of the future mobility market by hiring experienced workers in various fields and promote bold development of new business strategies," an official of Hyundai Motor said in a statement. "We will come up with a way to increase the convenience of support by considering the perspective of applicants such as monthly hiring."
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