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As the title suggests, I hope those who are aware of this can provide an answer.
Why doesn’t it respond even though I’ve made a submission?:L
This organization seems to be a state-owned enterprise; it has trained many talents for other organizations, hehe. I had brief contact with them, and it seems they are quite strong at producing hydrogen through methanol cracking.
Is the poster a recent graduate? What position is being applied for?
Tianyi Technology is one of the 7 or so listed companies in China National Chemical Industry; it depends on the city you are in =. =If it’s back to my hometown of Luzhou, copper adsorption is the main method used there; there’s basically no research activity at present, so the prospects are limited. In Shuangliu, Chengdu, pressure swing adsorption is the dominant technique, and the prospects depend on individual circumstances. As for salary, graduate students would likely earn around 30,000 to 40,000 yuan per year at the beginning of their careers
Reply to 4# pich: Is their engineering company located in Shuangliu? Are the work locations in Luzhou and Shuangliu? I see their job requirements are pretty high; they only accept candidates from top universities
The Luzhou branch was the former headquarters of the Southwest Chemical Research Institute; after it went public, it became Tianyi Technology. Subsequently, the Southwest Chemical Research Institute split off and moved to Shuangliu, leaving the damaged structures and remnants in Luzhou under Tianyi’s control. Generally, job locations at key universities are in Shuangliu, Chengdu, while the recruitment requirements in Luzhou are for candidates with a bachelor’s degree from a second-tier university
Reply to 3# *awenyang: Why is it said that many talents have been trained for other organizations? Are there many top talents changing jobs there?
Reply to 4# pich: No, it’s the process design that was submitted
Reply to 5# sukisyo: I voted for Chengdu. Thank you for the information you provided.
Reply to 7# sukisyo: The salary for postgraduates that you mentioned is around 30,000 to 40,000; but is there much room for growth in that amount in the future?