Posco Group to hire hundreds of entry-level employees for AI and robotics push across six affiliates
South Korea's Posco Group announced on Thursday it is recruiting hundreds of entry-level staff across six affiliates and research units. The recruitment drive covers approximately 60 roles spanning production, sales, safety, and advanced technology, as the group aims to automate operations and build new growth engines with AI and robotics talent. Participating organizations include Posco Holdings’ Future Technology Research Institute, Posco, Posco International, Posco DX, Posco E&C, and the Research Institute of Industrial Science & Technology.
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