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Busan Institute for the Promotion of Science and Technology for Advanced Studies (BISTEP) conducted an open recruitment for a new director, but all applicants were eliminated at the executive recommendation committee stage, so a re-announcement is being conducted.
The Busan Institute for the Promotion of Science and Technology for Advanced Studies (BISTEP) announced on the 13th that it will resume the open recruitment process for a new director.
This contest is a re-announcement for the position of director, who represents the institution and oversees overall management and work.
We are recruiting personnel with expertise and management capabilities to lead regional industrial innovation based on science and technology.
The term of office is two years from the date of appointment and may be extended in one-year increments.
Application forms and submitted documents can be found on the Busan City and BISTEP websites, and can be submitted in person, by registered mail, or by email ([email protected]). Documents must arrive by 6pm on the 18th.
For further details regarding the open recruitment, please refer to the notice on the Busan City and BISTEP websites or contact the BISTEP Executive Recommendation Committee Secretariat (☎ 051-795-5104).
BISTEP conducted a contest for a new director, but all applicants for the contest were eliminated at the executive recommendation committee stage.

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