[oormila]

Hi! It was great to discover this website! already gives me a sense of belonging here in Hk!
Sorry to go over the same questions like a lot of us...but..am looking for a job on a dependant visa!
am a post graduate(M.Sc) in Food technology from C.F.T.R.I. in India and another M.SC in biotechnology from Manchester,U.K....with 2 years work experience in india...
any help please?????
thanks!
cheers!
oormila

[matchka]

Hi,

I'm a food techie too! I'm working in Sydney at the moment but I plan to do a stint in HK within the next two years. ~~I like the nightlife... I like to boogie...~~

Register with jobsdb and sign up to receive email notifications on new jobs. I've been receiving them for the past 2 years just so I can keep on top of the current market and in the past 2 months, I've seen more jobs in the food industry come in than ever before. Perhaps also give auditing agencies or labs a call. Bureau Veritas??

What kind of area are you wanting to pursue anyhow??

To everyone else: Can I also get advice on how to overcome employers wanting chinese staff that are bilingual? My parents are originally from HK but I could only live as an expat there. Every company wants staff that are proficient in written and spoken English AND Cantonese PLUS Mandarin. Cheers!

[oormila]

hey thanks so much!
i will register and hope something works out!
and well..the bilingual need is killing me too!!
as for me..i have worked on probiotics and also on enzymes...so am pretty open on what to be done in future...

[matchka]

There is a R&D position at Vitasoy. That might be worth pursuing

[oormila]

thanks!
i have applied to the post 2 days ago
but the problem is ...as always...."chinese" required..which i dont qualify for!

[Grungerock]

A lot of jobs in hong kong requires the ability to read and write chinese. I am currently in Hong Kong, experiencing this issue especially looking for jobs.