FADU Launches "Junior Talent Recruitment" to Secure System Semiconductor Talent
Applications Open from August 10, Double-Digit Hiring Planned
Positions in Firmware Development, Verification, and Test Engineering
FADU, a semiconductor company specializing in data centers, announced on August 10 that it is launching a "Junior Talent Recruitment" initiative to secure future technological competitiveness and ensure sustainable growth.
The recruitment covers three areas: firmware development, firmware verification, and test engineering. The company plans to hire in double-digit numbers. Both new graduates and professionals with up to eight years of experience are eligible to apply, and preference will be given to embedded developers with experience in both hardware and software.
Applications open today through the company’s official recruitment website. Candidates will undergo a coding test later this month, followed by interviews next month. Final candidates selected through this process will join the company in November.
FADU operates a merit-based evaluation system, including early promotion and incentive programs. In particular, the company implements a Profit Share (PS) program, which distributes a portion of its operating profit to employees, sharing the company’s achievements with its members.
Additionally, new hires are offered the opportunity to participate in mentoring by Solid State Drive (SSD) experts within FADU, allowing them to grow as global tech talents. FADU supplies controllers—the core component of AI data center SSDs—and is the only fabless (semiconductor design) company in Korea that has entered the global data center ecosystem.
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Meanwhile, FADU achieved a turnaround to profitability in the first quarter of this year and continued on a growth trajectory in the second quarter with sales of 73.2 billion won and operating profit of 16.3 billion won. Cumulative sales for the first half of the year reached 132.7 billion won, nearly matching the combined sales of the past two years (2024-2025), while cumulative operating profit in the first half totaled approximately 24 billion won.
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