Hanwha Systems to Recruit Hundreds of "Space Talent"... Securing Satellite and AI Professionals

Recruitment Drive for Experienced Professionals in the Space Business Division
SAR Satellites, Space Data Centers, and More
Full-Scale Launch of 20 Trillion Won Investment in the Space Sector

Hanwha Systems has launched a large-scale recruitment drive for experienced professionals in its Space Business Division, taking active steps to secure future talent for the space industry.

Hanwha Systems 2026 Second Half Large-Scale Experienced Talent Recruitment Poster for Space Division. Hanwha Systems

Hanwha Systems announced on August 4, 2026, that it will be hiring experienced professionals for its Space Business Division in the latter half of the year. This recruitment drive, involving a three-digit number of positions, follows Hanwha Group's recently announced investment plans in the defense AI and space sectors.

The recruitment areas cover key advanced space businesses of Hanwha Systems, including synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites, space artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications, solar cells for satellites, and satellite service operations, sales, and strategy. Work locations, depending on the specific field, will be at the Seoul Business Site, Pangyo Research Center, and Jeju Space Center.

Candidates must have at least five years of relevant work experience, with periods spent earning a master's or doctoral degree at universities in Korea or abroad also counting toward this requirement.

Applications can be submitted via the dedicated microsite for space talent recruitment. Document submissions have been accepted since July 31, 2026.

Hanwha Systems also plans to actively promote the recruitment campaign both online and offline to attract outstanding talents.

Previously, Dong Kwan Kim, Vice Chairman of Hanwha Group, unveiled a mid- to long-term strategy for an "AI-powered Space Powerhouse," involving a total investment of 55 trillion won, at the "Yeongnam Region Advanced Industry Development Vision National Briefing" held at Gyeongsang National University in Jinju, Gyeongnam on July 3, 2026. Hanwha Systems plans to invest approximately 20 trillion won in the space sector, particularly in the deployment of very low Earth orbit SAR satellites, space AI data centers, and low Earth orbit satellite communication networks.

A Hanwha Systems official stated, "This large-scale recruitment drive will accelerate Hanwha Group's investment in the space sector and lay the foundation of core human resources for South Korea to emerge as a global space power. We look forward to receiving interest and applications from talented and ambitious individuals ready to lead in the global space market."

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