Samsung Electronics Launches First Internship Recruitment at Taylor Fab in U.S.... Securing Talent Ahead of Year-End Operations
Internship Recruitment Announced for Next Summer
Taylor Fab Added to Internship Program for the First Time
First Fab to Begin Operations by Year-End, Second Fab Groundbreaking Planned
Samsung Electronics has begun recruiting for its first internship program at the Taylor Fab in Texas, U.S., marking a new initiative to nurture future talent.
According to industry sources on August 9, Samsung Electronics recently started accepting applications for the summer internship program at the Taylor Fab in the U.S. This is the first time Taylor Fab has been included in the company’s annual global internship offerings for next year.
The internship will run for 11 weeks. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in hands-on projects related to products, processes, and technology alongside current engineers.
The company is also recruiting for the "Samsung Emerging Engineer Development" (SEED) program, a new graduate hiring program targeting graduates with an engineering background.
With preparations for the year-end launch of the Taylor Fab in full swing, this move is seen as an effort to proactively foster and secure outstanding personnel needed for its operation.
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Samsung Electronics is preparing to begin operations at the first Taylor Fab by the end of this year and plans to break ground on a second fab by the end of this year, targeting operational start by 2030.
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