Seta Engineering and WORK STATION have entered into an exclusive business partnership and begun providing integrated support covering the recruitment of engineers by Japanese companies, outsourced design and development, and construction digital transformation.
Seta Engineering has entered into an exclusive business partnership with Vietnam-based human resources and technical support company WORK STATION, beginning integrated services that combine a customer contact point in Japan with engineering resources in Vietnam. The partnership aims to address the shortage of engineers in Japan's manufacturing, architecture and IT sectors and promote digital transformation at design sites.
Under the partnership, Seta Engineering will centralize customer relations, proposals, contracts, project management and adoption support, while WORK STATION will handle the recruitment, training and practical deployment of technical personnel in Vietnam. The companies will establish a structure that allows customers to proceed with recruitment and outsourcing through a single point of contact.
As one of 4 services, the companies will use a database of more than 40,000 science and engineering professionals developed through partnerships with 20 leading universities in Vietnam to introduce engineers in mechanical, electrical, architecture and IT fields. Candidates can be recommended within as little as 2 business days of receiving the job requirements.
They will also establish dedicated teams in Vietnam for mechanical design, electrical design and software development, supporting the accumulation of expertise over the medium to long term and securing technical resources. They will support BIM/CIM modeling and construction drawing preparation in the architecture and civil engineering fields, as well as outsourced development and implementation support for AI-enabled safety management tools. Language and lifestyle support, along with assistance for continued careers after returning home, will be provided to help prevent employee turnover.