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EMIN is recruiting Electrical Laboratory Engineers to work in Hanoi

12/09/2025 10:57:12

EMIN Vietnam Joint Stock Company is recruiting Electrical Testing Engineers to work in Hanoi.

EMIN is recruiting Electrical Laboratory Engineers to work in Hanoi

Job Description:

- Consulting on solutions and technical support related to electrical testing equipment.

- Directly participating in technology transfer, operating instructions and equipment training for customers.

- Cooperating with the sales department in developing solutions, technical documents, and equipment demos.

- Being the focal point for after-sales customer support: technical handling, participating in equipment testing and evaluation.

- Periodically reporting work to management and coordinating the implementation of technical projects as required.

Candidate requirements:

-Graduated from Electrical Systems, Measurement, Control, Industrial Electronics, Automation or related fields.

- Have experience in electrical testing at electrical testing companies, testing centers or have worked in business, supported the transfer of electrical testing equipment at distributors.

- Have the ability to read and understand technical documents in English.

- Good logical thinking, careful

- Priority is given to candidates with experience in electrical testing at electrical testing units or in technology transfer support business at testing equipment distribution companies.

Interest:

- Income: From 20 million/month (negotiable based on ability and work efficiency).

- Bonuses based on projects, work efficiency and holiday bonuses according to regulations.

- Full social insurance, health insurance, unemployment insurance according to the law.

- Professional working environment, many opportunities for training on new equipment from international companies.

Work location:

- Hanoi: No. 203 Nguyen Ngoc Vu, Yen Hoa Ward, Hanoi City, Vietnam

Apply:

- Quantity: 02

- Candidates send CV to: hungnt@emin.vn

- Contact person: Nguyen Thanh Hung

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