Fractional industrial tech talent, Hai Phong
Hai Phong, Vietnam
For fractional industrial tech talent, Hai Phong is a sensible place to look. These are engineers who work for you part of the week, on factory systems, electronics or software. Send your requirement and we will send you people who fit.
Vietnam
- No deposit
Sending a requirement and meeting a shortlist cost nothing.
- Part of the week
Senior people for the share of the week you need covered.
- A shortlist
The people who fit, each with a short note on why, not a pile of CVs.
- Read by us
We read every requirement and every application ourselves.
Industry
Manufacturing, shipbuilding and software
Hai Phong's industries include outsourced software implementation alongside manufacturing and shipbuilding.
So people based in Hai Phong may bring factory experience as well as software skills.
Fractional industrial tech talent, Hai Phong: where engineers study
Haiphong University has an Information Technology department. Vietnam Maritime University in Hai Phong has a faculty of electrical and electronic engineering.
Some engineers have worked on production lines and then moved into software. A manufacturer that wants a fractional CTO, or an ML engineer for factory data, should look for them.
Apply from Hai Phong
Software, electronics and industrial engineers in Hai Phong can apply with a CV.
Talent never pays to apply, be shortlisted or be placed.
FAQ
Hai Phong questions
Haiphong or Hai Phong?
Both spellings are used for the same city. We use Hai Phong in page addresses.
Can a manufacturer hire a fractional ML engineer to work on production data?
Yes. Send your requirement. Describe the data you collect and the decision you want to make better.
Explore more
- How it works
What happens after you send your requirement, step by step.
- Fees
No deposit. One agreement and one invoice when someone starts.
- What is fractional
Senior leaders for part of the week, and when that makes sense.
- Locations
Talent based across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas.
How it works
Fees