Develop domestic OEM partners and build a stable manufacturing and supply network for high-performance recycled materials. The role covers sourcing, negotiations, quality standards, and coordination with technical, quality, and sales teams.
About this role
This new-graduate R&D role is assigned to TBM’s Technology Center and involves contributing to the development of materials that can be used globally. The work aims to create new value by applying technology to environmental and economic challenges.
The role involves working with R&D members and collaborating with domestic research institutions, government-academic partners, major materials and chemical manufacturers, and overseas companies through joint research and open innovation. Candidates may pursue multiple themes in the sustainability field.
The team works on materials connected with TBM’s businesses, including LIMEX, carbon-recycling materials, and recycled materials. The company's activities span carbon recycling, materials development, product sales, resource circulation, and new business creation.
The role is for new graduates, with the Technology Center as the expected assignment. Applicants go through an optional casual interview or company information session, an aptitude test and document screening using an entry sheet and résumé, a first interview that may include an additional HR interview, and a final interview. The selection period is approximately one to one and a half months.
The employment type is regular employee.
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