LG Display Courts U.S. STEM Talent with Los Angeles Recruiting Event

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LG Display participated in "Display Week" held in Los Angeles on the 5th and 6th (local time), operating an exhibition booth and running a recruitment program inviting top master's and doctoral candidates from U.S. STEM universities. /LG Display - Seoul Economic Daily Finance News from South Korea
LG Display participated in "Display Week" held in Los Angeles on the 5th and 6th (local time), operating an exhibition booth and running a recruitment program inviting top master's and doctoral candidates from U.S. STEM universities. /LG Display

LG Display (034220.KS) has launched a recruiting program in Los Angeles to attract local science and engineering talent.

The company said Tuesday that it held a two-day recruiting program called "Technical Talk" in Los Angeles starting on the 5th, inviting outstanding master's and doctoral-level talent from science and engineering universities. The event was organized in conjunction with Display Week, the world's largest display industry event hosted by the Society for Information Display (SID). Senior employees currently working as researchers at LG Display shared their career growth experiences, while recruiters introduced job responsibilities across different technical fields.

Chief Technology Officer Choi Young-seok and Yang Jun-young, head of the Advanced Technology Research Institute, visited the event in person to share LG Display's technology philosophy. They also fielded a wide range of questions, from the current state of Korean display technology to career concerns of engineering talent.

Since the first quarter of this year, LG Display has been holding recruiting sessions in major U.S. cities targeting master's and doctoral-level talent from science and engineering programs. The company also operates talent development programs, including expert and research fellow positions, for technical personnel who have contributed to securing core technologies and generating business results in key specialized fields.

Original reporting by Kim Yun-soo for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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