The Management Board of Ho Chi Minh City Hi-Tech Agricultural Park recruits experts and scientists with an income of 50-100 million VND/month, encouraging research up to one billion VND.

According to the announcement of the Management Board of Ho Chi Minh City High-tech Agricultural Park, the number of recruitment is 10 experts and scientists. Positions focus on 9 groups, including planning to develop a network of high-tech agricultural zones; develop strategies and policies to develop high-tech agriculture in livestock, crop production, aquaculture and post-harvest preservation; develop biotechnology applied in agriculture; plant breeding selection; post-harvest technology; digital transformation, database building and artificial intelligence (AI) systems.

Successful experts and scientists receive initial income support of 100 million VND and enjoy monthly income from 50 million to 100 million VND.

In addition, the recruited person can receive incentives for scientific research, promoting intellectual capacity and developing technology. The benefit level depends on the project, the city budget and the number of people participating in the implementation, ranging from 30 million VND to one billion VND per person for each project.

In addition to income policies and research incentives, selected experts also receive some support regarding working and living conditions. In case they have difficulty finding housing but the receiving unit cannot arrange public housing, they will be supported with a maximum of 50% of the rental cost, not exceeding 7 million VND per month.

Experts and scientists must commit to working for at least 12 months, contract extension is based on the results of assessment and acceptance of the task.

Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Agricultural Park has an area of ​​88.17 hectares in Cu Chi, invested from the state budget. This is Vietnam's first high-tech agricultural zone, attracting projects that apply technology in the production of plant varieties, clean vegetables, mushrooms, medicinal plants, ornamental fish and biological products for agriculture.

The need to attract experts at Ho Chi Minh City Hi-Tech Agricultural Park is increasing as research activities are no longer limited to traditional fields but expand to the application of biotechnology, gene editing, robotics, automation, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, digital technology and green transformation in agriculture.

Previously, in the period 2015-2023, this unit attracted 7 domestic and foreign experts and scientists in the fields of plant breeding, animal breeding and biotechnology applied in agriculture...

Le Tuyet