Taiwan is a beautiful place to work abroad and live. Here are some ways I’d go about looking for a job in Taiwan if I were to start my process.
Check out these popular job listings
Cake Resume – a platform to job search, update your resume, create a portfolio, and talent search
104 Job Bank – For engineering, local Taiwanese companies and headhunters are mostly on 104
Yourator – a job board platform that has interesting companies (that hire in Mandarin though)
Network and Chat with Taiwanese Americans because of their Network
Taiwanese Americans are interesting because they straddle the world between Taiwan and US. Most likely, they have a strong tie to Taiwan due to their parents’ upbringing, cultural or government programs (like Love Boat), or have gone back every summer to visit relatives. The community is quite tight-knit and has a strong network across both countries. I would recommend tapping into their networks to see what’s out there, especially if they already work in bigtech. There are some professional organizations that you can also join and see.
Taiwanese American Professionals
Intercollegiate Taiwanese Americans Student Association
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