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TWSE Recruitment Deadline Approaching: Seeking Talent Across Five Key Sectors

Finance · Investment Banks/Brokers · economic_daily · 2026-10-15

The Taiwan Stock Exchange is in the final stages of its annual recruitment drive, seeking professionals in finance, law, and IT by the October 18 deadline.

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Recruitment Overview: The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) has entered the final countdown for its annual recruitment drive, with applications closing on October 18. The exchange is seeking top-tier talent across five key domains, including finance, planning, legal, information technology, and administrative support, to bolster the local capital market.

Diverse Role Requirements: The open positions cover a broad spectrum of expertise, ranging from auditing and financial planning to software development, cybersecurity, and network management. These roles are essential for supporting the exchange's strategic initiatives in areas such as the TIB innovation board, ETF growth, ESG integration, and AI-driven market surveillance.

Strategic Market Vision: As the core operator of Taiwan's capital market, the TWSE is actively integrating AI into its regulatory framework and promoting corporate governance. The exchange aims to position itself as the 'Nasdaq of Asia,' focusing on industrial upgrading and attracting international capital to sustain long-term growth.

Corporate Culture and Values: The TWSE emphasizes a workplace culture built on mutual trust, inclusivity, and friendliness, adhering to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) principles. By fostering professional growth, the exchange hopes to attract new talent that will bring fresh perspectives and energy to the organization as it pursues sustainable development.

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