Hyundai Rotem Launches First Dedicated Recruitment for Specialized Aerospace Talent

Recruiting for 14 Positions Including Engines and Test Facilities
Applications Open for Entry-Level and Experienced Professionals Until September 20
Securing Talent as Aerospace Business Expands

Hyundai Rotem is launching a recruitment drive for specialized talent in the aerospace sector as the company expands its aerospace business.

Hyundai Rotem Aerospace Division Recruitment Poster. Hyundai Rotem

On September 8, Hyundai Rotem announced that it will be recruiting both entry-level and experienced professionals for positions in the aerospace division. Applications have been accepted since August 24 and will be open until September 20. Afterward, the company will conduct aptitude tests and interviews to select the final candidates.

The recruitment covers 14 positions in aerospace, including ducted ramjet engines, hypersonic engines, methane engines, and propulsion system test facilities. This is the first time Hyundai Rotem has held a dedicated recruitment process specifically for the aerospace sector.

Hyundai Rotem is currently working on national projects related to ducted ramjet engines and hypersonic engines for guided weapons. Leveraging its experience in developing the country’s first methane engine, the company is also working to develop high-performance methane engines for reusable launch vehicles. Additionally, it is expanding its business by utilizing propulsion system test facilities established through the Nuriho project.

Along with the expansion of its aerospace business, Hyundai Rotem is also strengthening its organizational structure and production infrastructure. This year, a Space Mobility Team was established within the Aerospace Development Center, and in March, the company signed an investment agreement (MOU) with North Jeolla Province and Muju County to create a comprehensive aerospace production base. Hyundai Rotem plans to invest approximately 300 billion won by 2034.

This month, Hyundai Rotem will also host recruitment information sessions targeted at major university and graduate research labs.

A Hyundai Rotem representative stated, "We will continue to identify and recruit talent that can lead next-generation aerospace technologies and help drive the development of the domestic industrial ecosystem."

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