LG CEO Courts Engineering Talents at US Tech Conference
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LG CEO courts engineering talents at US tech conference
LG Electronics CEO Lyu Jae-cheol courted engineering talent during a recruiting event in San Francisco, as part of the company's efforts to secure specialists in future growth businesses such as robotics, artificial intelligence (AI) data center cooling solutions and mobility. According to LG Electronics, Monday, Lyu, Chief Technology Officer Kim Byoung-hoon and other executives attended the North America Tech Conference in San Francisco on Satu…
LG Electronics held a tech conference in San Francisco, USA, to secure global talent in its future business sectors of AI, robotics, and mobility. CEO Ryu Jae-chul emphasized technology-driven leadership and set out to recruit talent; the company plans to strengthen its technological competitiveness by continuing recruitment presentations at major U.S. universities.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kang Tae-woo = LG Electronics CEO and President Ryu Jae-chul stated, "At LG Electronics, talented individuals with technical expertise are the core... leading the company's future."
[Digital Daily Reporter Ok Song-i] LG Electronics has set out to secure global R&D talent to lead next-generation growth businesses, including robotics, AI data center cooling solutions, and mobility. LG Electronics announced on the 31st that it held the "North America Tech Conference," an event inviting overseas R&D talent, in San Francisco, USA, on the 29th (local time). Approximately 100 people attended the event, including PhDs and researc…
LG Electronics CEO Ryu Jae-chul met with over 100 R&D talents in San Francisco, USA, to share his vision for future growth businesses, including robotics, AI data center cooling solutions, and mobility. At the ‘North American Tech Conference,’ LG Electronics’ top talent recruitment program held in San Francisco on the 29th (local time), CEO Ryu Jae-chul [discussed] HVAC, mobility, physical A...
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