Filipino engineers seeking overseas opportunities can now apply as Equipment Engineers for deployment to Taiwan, with job assignments based in Kaohsiung, a major hub for semiconductor manufacturing. The recruitment is being facilitated by EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc., a Department of Migrant Workers (DMW)-licensed agency.
The hiring supports the workforce requirements of Advance Semiconductor Engineering Inc., a globally recognized company in the semiconductor industry.
🛠️ Job Position
- Equipment Engineers
📍 Work Location
- Kaohsiung, Taiwan
📅 Interview Schedule
- Ongoing monthly interviews for 2026
- Upcoming schedules: April 22, 29 | May 6, 13, 20, 27, 2026
- Venue: EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc. – Manila Main Office
🎓 Qualifications
Applicants must meet the following:
- College degree or higher educational attainment
- Preferred courses:
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronics Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Experience in equipment maintenance in semiconductor or electronics industry is highly preferred
💼 Salary & Benefits
- Salary in accordance with Taiwan labor regulations
- No placement fee
- No interview fee
- No processing fee
- Ethical and transparent recruitment process
🌏 Career Opportunity in Taiwan
Taiwan remains a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, offering engineers the chance to work with advanced technologies and gain valuable international experience.
📍 How to Apply
Interested applicants may submit their application through the official link:
👉 https://forms.gle/qqronAeupemf2SSW6
Applicants are encouraged to apply early for CV evaluation, interview scheduling, and document screening.
⚠️ Important Reminder
- This is a DMW-licensed recruitment posting
- No fees will be collected from applicants
- Beware of illegal recruiters and online scammers
With continuous hiring schedules and strong demand for skilled engineers, this opportunity through EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc. offers a solid pathway for Filipino professionals aiming to build a career in Taiwan’s high-tech semiconductor industry.
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