Chipbond Technology Corporation Hiring 500 Factory Workers for Taiwan; Interviews Set on August 12 and 13
MANILA, Philippines – Filipino job seekers aspiring to work in Taiwan’s world-renowned semiconductor and electronics industry now have a significant opportunity as Chipbond Technology Corporation opens recruitment for 500 Factory Workers through EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc.
The large-scale hiring campaign is expected to attract hundreds of applicants seeking stable employment, competitive compensation, and valuable international work experience in Taiwan’s thriving technology sector.
500 Factory Worker Vacancies Available
According to the recruitment announcement, 500 Factory Worker positions are available for deployment to Taiwan.
The recruitment is being facilitated by EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc., a Department of Migrant Workers (DMW)-licensed recruitment agency authorized to process overseas employment opportunities for qualified Filipino workers.
Successful candidates will have the opportunity to work for Chipbond Technology Corporation, one of Taiwan’s established companies in the semiconductor packaging and testing industry.
Interview Schedule Announced
Interested applicants are encouraged to prepare early as employer interviews have been scheduled on the following dates:
Interview Dates:
- August 12, 2026
- August 13, 2026
Interview Venue:
EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc. – Main Office
Unit 302–305 Vareb Mansion
1679 A. Mabini Street
Malate, Manila
Applicants are advised to complete their application requirements as early as possible to secure slots for initial screening and interview scheduling.
Qualifications
The employer is seeking motivated individuals who meet the following qualifications:
- College graduates or individuals with higher educational attainment are encouraged to apply
- Engineering-related educational backgrounds are considered an advantage but are not required
- Previous factory or manufacturing experience is advantageous
- Willingness to work in Taiwan’s manufacturing environment
- Ability to meet employer qualifications and screening requirements
Applicants from various academic backgrounds may apply, provided they satisfy the employer’s hiring criteria.
Opportunity in Taiwan’s Semiconductor Industry
Taiwan remains one of the world’s leading centers for semiconductor manufacturing and advanced electronics production.
Companies such as Chipbond Technology Corporation continue to play a vital role in the global supply chain by providing semiconductor packaging and testing services for international technology companies.
Industry observers note that working in Taiwan’s technology sector offers employees exposure to advanced manufacturing systems, technical skills development, and long-term career opportunities.
How to Apply
Interested applicants may submit their information through the official online application form:
https://forms.gle/8F4a7C2xGJYyGTtZ8
The agency stated that all submitted information will be used solely for recruitment and evaluation purposes.
Applicants are encouraged to apply early to facilitate CV assessment, initial interviews, and document screening.
Licensed Recruitment Activity
The recruitment is being conducted by:
EyeQuest International Manpower Services Inc.
DMW License No.: DMW-141-LB-07252023-R
DMW Accreditation No.: 10066291
The agency emphasized that the recruitment activity is legitimate and compliant with Philippine overseas employment regulations.
Important Reminder to Applicants
The agency strongly reminds job seekers that:
- No placement fees shall be collected
- No interview fees shall be collected
- No processing fees shall be collected
- Recruitment is for manpower pooling only
- Applicants should beware of illegal recruiters and online scammers
Selection and final hiring decisions will be based on employer requirements, qualifications, and interview results.
Qualified applicants are encouraged to submit their applications early and take advantage of this opportunity to build a career in Taiwan’s globally recognized semiconductor industry.
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