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Standardization Graduate Trainee

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  • Posted 16 days ago
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Job Description

Job Responsibilities

Research and analyze regional policies, regulations and standards of marine vessels and energy storage batteries;

Assist in drafting and rolling out internal corporate standards;

Represent the company to participate in research and formulation of industrial policies, regulations and standards;

Develop training plans on standards and regulations, and deliver internal compliance training;

Communicate with external regulators and third-party organizations, take charge of certification management.

Job Requirements

Language: Proficient in Thai, fluent in Chinese listening, speaking, reading and writing, capable of business English communication; Completed full-time bachelor's degree or above in China, willing to develop long-term career in Southeast Asia;

Major: Science & Engineering background, new energy, electrochemistry, electrical engineering, marine engineering majors preferred;

Competencies: Excellent writing skill, strong communication & coordination ability; Internship experience in standardization is a plus.

Benefits & Career Path

Competitive campus salary, year-end bonus, performance reward, paid annual leave;

Local social insurance, accommodation & meal subsidy, annual physical examination, festival benefits;

Systematic training from headquarters standardization team and exclusive mentor program for new graduates;

Clear technical promotion path and long-term global career platform.

Company Profile

Gotion High-Tech is a leading listed power battery manufacturer in China. Our business covers power batteries, energy storage, electric vessels and PV shore power. We have multiple manufacturing bases across Southeast Asia and provide campus recruitment opportunities for talents who studied in China.

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Job ID: 151310335

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