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Our aim is to make Bangkok a better place by connecting commuters with mass transit. Our current products include Tuk Tuk Hop (www.tuktukhop.com) and electric tuk tuk (www.muv.mobi), and we will soon launch a product that has greater impacts to many commuters.

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UTAC Thai Limited formally NS Electronics Bangkok is Thailand’s first IC assembly and test manufacturing company affiliated with UTAC Group in May 2006. Our proven track record over 40 years and ISO 9001, TS 16949, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 certifications are a testimony. Today UTAC Thai employs more than 6,000 employees, including engineers, workers and staff. We have 3 manufacturing factories in Thailand. The company produces and tests several types of ICs. We’re still continuing to expand and develop our products to meet the changing demands of the market. Give your career leverage by joining us in these positions. We offer our customers a full range of semiconductor assembly and test services in the following key product categories: analog, mixed-signal and logic, and memory. Our customers are primarily fabless companies, integrated device manufacturers and wafer foundries. UTAC is headquartered in Singapore, with production facilities located in Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, China, Indonesia and Malaysia. Our global sales network is broadly focused on five regions: the United States, Europe, China and Taiwan, Japan, and the rest of Asia, and we have sales offices located in each of these regions.

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VAN Capital is a business and management consulting firm for emerging markets. Together with our clients, our company solutions & services nowadays support SMEs, mid-size companies and multinationals to “push” their critical Vietnam projects forward.