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Samsung Group to begin 2nd-half 2026 open recruitment

Samsung Group will begin its open recruitment for the second half of 2026 on Tuesday, hiring new employees across 19 affiliates. According to the group, Samsung Electronics, Samsung C&T, Samsung Biologics, Samsung Bioepis, Samsung Display, Samsung SDI, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Samsung SDS and other affiliates in the finance, construction and service sectors will hire new recruits through the…

Samsung Group to begin 2nd-half 2026 open recruitment

Samsung Group is set to commence its open recruitment process for the second half of 2026 on Tuesday. This initiative will see new hires joining 19 of the company's affiliates across various sectors, including finance, construction, and service industries. According to Samsung, the recruitment process will span from applications being accepted through Samsung Careers, until September 15.

Interested candidates will undergo a rigorous selection process. Initially, applications will be screened this month. In October, all applicants will take part in the Global Samsung Aptitude Test (GSAT). Following this, interviews will take place in November, followed by a medical check-up.

Notably, applicants for software development roles will take a software competency test in place of the GSAT. Design positions will be evaluated through portfolio reviews. While Samsung has not disclosed the total number of recruits it plans to hire, Lee Jae-yong, Chairman of Samsung Electronics, had previously mentioned last year that the group is planning significant hiring.

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