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Ok_Document_3502 · 2026-10-01 09:45:07 UTC · +5 ·
pd6dunp· ↗如果你能用日语流畅表达你工作中的专业词汇，可以试试
rainbows233 · 2026-10-01 10:11:28 UTC · +2 ·
pd6h3ti· ↗至少在日本材料还是很传统的理工业吧，新卒进去500w很快的，但是没有日本学历还真不好说
RemoteHoney · 2026-10-01 13:52:52 UTC · +4 ·
pd7iweq· ↗做半導體材料，幫台灣人打工
PoohXi8964 · 2026-10-03 16:04:53 UTC · +3 ·
pdmsxf4· ↗台积电熊本不让老中干吧
RemoteHoney · 2026-10-03 21:25:04 UTC · +1 ·
pdosqwv· ↗有這一條嗎？現在的熊本廠做的不是什麼高精尖先進科技吧
不然就去它上下游的公司？
NewPut2331 · 2026-10-01 14:00:25 UTC · +2 ·
pd7ki0n· ↗You’re in bio engineering. Aim for more than 5 lol.
Traditional-Ebb-7918 · 2026-10-02 06:35:54 UTC · +3 ·
pdd3l2z· ↗也可以试试打印行业。打印类招不少化学类。尤其是工业打印这种，但是倍率比较高
Notyoursensei1 · 2026-10-02 10:04:20 UTC · +3 ·
pddsiu0· ↗Hey Op,
You don't need a Japanese degree, and you don't have to leave bio. Your degree from home works for the visa, and Japan needs people in your field.
5M+ is very doable at medical device companies, pharma or in bioinformatics if you can code. Japanese is what will move you furthest. Most of these roles want N2, and every level you gain opens more doors.
I came here with a general degree and figured it out. You're starting with a real specialty, so you're already ahead of where I was.
Where's your Japanese at now?
Worldly-Bandicoot564 · 2026-10-05 05:54:46 UTC · +1 ·
pdymbzr·OP· ↗你是否是真実人類
Notyoursensei1 · 2026-10-05 06:03:12 UTC · +1 ·
pdynejz· ↗Last time, I checked. Definitely human 🤣