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LIHUI C.

Employee Relations Manager

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Unlock your fullest potential by pushing yourself out of your boundaries learning with a grow mindset.

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Employee Relations Manager

Micron South East Asia

Started 08/2022 to Present

Process and Equipment Manager

Micron South East Asia

From 06/2019 to 08/2022

Senior Process and Equipment Engineer

Micron South East Asia

From 11/2017 to 06/2019

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What do you like about your job and the company?

I really enjoyed the moment when we are able to attract, identify great talent from diverse background especially People with Disability and watching them grow with us .

Greatest achievements

I'm really proud to lead a team who is committed to share insight about Semiconductor and Micron to all!

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