Addressing the Developer Talent Shortage in Deep Tech Companies
Applications Open Until May 28
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Gwanak S Valley, the venture startup hub in Gwanak-gu, Seoul, where deep tech startups specializing in artificial intelligence (AI), biotechnology, and semiconductors are concentrated, has launched efforts to address the shortage of development talent.


According to Gwanak-gu on May 21, the district, in partnership with the Gwanak Small and Medium Venture Promotion Agency, is accepting applications from companies wishing to participate in the "2026 Gwanak S Valley X Mirim Meister High School Talent Matching Job Fair" until May 28. Through this job fair, the district plans to directly identify and connect practical IT talent that startups need.

2026 Gwanak S Valley X Mirim Meister High School Talent Matching Job Fair Promotional Poster. Provided by Gwanak District.

2026 Gwanak S Valley X Mirim Meister High School Talent Matching Job Fair Promotional Poster. Provided by Gwanak District.

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Mirim Meister High School in Sillim-dong operates a practice-oriented curriculum in areas such as artificial intelligence, front-end and back-end development, app development, and UI/UX design. It is expected to create strong synergy with startups that require development talent ready to be deployed immediately.


The event schedule is as follows: a recruitment briefing session and on-site interviews will be held at Mirim Meister High School on June 10, practical training-based interns will be selected on June 26, and from September, the official work placements will begin in earnest. The Promotion Agency will serve as an "HR partner," handling pre-matching and interview coordination tailored to each company's needs, as well as post-placement management.


Hyunsoo Kim, Principal of Mirim Meister High School, said, "This is an opportunity for students to experience the vibrant venture and startup scene of Gwanak S Valley and to develop their practical capabilities," adding, "It will also enhance the employment competitiveness of our graduates."



An official from the district stated, "We will provide full support to ensure a win-win outcome, offering promising job opportunities for future talent and giving startups the wings they need for growth." Companies can apply to participate through the website of the Gwanak Small and Medium Venture Promotion Agency (www.gsva.or.kr) until May 28.


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