Seeking Outstanding Talent with a Customer-Oriented Mindset and a Strong Sense of Responsibility

Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance announced on September 4, 2026, that it will recruit new college graduates in 2026.


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From September 4 until 6:00 p.m. on September 21, the company will be accepting applications for new college graduate hires through its recruitment website.


Eligibility requirements include graduates with a bachelor's degree or those scheduled to graduate by February 2027. A total of seven positions are being recruited: Digital & Data Analysis, IT & Information Security, Insurance Actuarial & Mathematics, Asset Management, Corporate Insurance, Branch Sales Management, and Claims Adjustment.


Applicants will go through the following selection process: document screening, first interview, and final interview. New hires are scheduled to start their employment on January 1 of next year.


In addition, Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance will hold online recruitment counseling sessions for each position at 10:00 a.m. on September 11 and 16. Applicants can freely participate in the sessions without prior registration and obtain a wealth of necessary information for recruitment through Q&A with recruiters and current employees.


Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance stated that it plans to select talent in accordance with its core corporate values, 'HEART.' HEART stands for Honor, Excellence, Action, Respect, and Trust.



A Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance recruitment official added, "We are continuously striving to discover outstanding talent with a customer-oriented mindset and a strong sense of responsibility based on HEART. We hope to see great interest from talented individuals who will help shape a new future for Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance."


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