KIC, 2023 New Employee Open Recruitment

Selection of 10 Candidates in 3 Categories, Applications Accepted Until the 2nd of Next Month
Final Successful Applicants Scheduled to Join in September

The sovereign wealth fund Korea Investment Corporation (KIC) is recruiting talent to grow into overseas investment experts.

On the 12th, KIC announced that it will conduct an open recruitment for new employees in 2023. The recruitment fields are ▲Investment Management ▲Investment Administration (IT) ▲Business Administration, totaling three areas. They plan to hire a total of 10 people: 8 for Investment Management, 1 for Investment Administration, and 1 for Business Administration.

The application submission period is from today until the 2nd of next month. Applications can be submitted online through the KIC website.

This recruitment will be conducted in a blind manner throughout the entire process, without disclosing academic background, major, gender, etc. However, reflecting the nature of the corporation as a specialized overseas investment institution, a certain level of language proficiency is set as the minimum qualification. All applicants who meet the eligibility criteria will be given the opportunity to take the written test.

The subsequent selection process will proceed in the order of ▲Written Test ▲Online Personality Test ▲1st and 2nd Interviews. The final successful candidates are scheduled to join in mid-September.

New employees will participate in basic investment training and mentoring programs prepared by KIC after joining. Additionally, they can participate in the ‘Global Financial Market Bootcamp,’ where they learn asset management in global financial hub cities such as the United States and New York.

Jin Seung-ho, President of KIC, said, “We ask for many applications from passionate talents who want to grow into global investment experts together with KIC, which prepares for Korea’s future through national wealth enhancement.”

Meanwhile, KIC is Korea’s only sovereign wealth fund, investing foreign currency entrusted by the government and the Bank of Korea overseas. It was established in 2005 and manages $169.3 billion as of the end of last year.

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