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LIGHT SOURCE PEOPLE OPEN TAIWAN OFFICE

Light Source People, a specialist recruitment and talent company focused on renewable energy, has opened a new office in Taipei, Taiwan. This expansion reflects the company’s commitment to supporting its growing customer base in the region.

Adam Grainger, Managing Director of Light Source People, commented on the opening: “Establishing our Taipei office allows us to be closer to our clients and candidates in Taiwan. This proximity ensures we maintain the highest level of service in the renewable energy sector. Our goal is to expand this office over the coming months and continue to grow in line with client demand across the region.”

The new office will serve as a hub for renewable energy recruitment, connecting top talent with leading companies in Taiwan’s dynamic market. Light Source People’s expertise and tailored approach have made it a trusted partner for many businesses in the industry.

For professionals interested in renewable energy roles or companies seeking skilled candidates, Light Source People’s Taipei office is now ready to assist.

To learn more about the latest vacancies in Taiwan, please browse our current job listings on the Light Source People website. This new office marks an exciting chapter for the company as it deepens its presence in Asia’s renewable energy sector.

LIGHT SOURCE PEOPLE OPEN TAIWAN OFFICE
22 Jan, 2020
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