Hello everyone. I’m currently in school for my bacholers (USA) in Civil Engineering in aware that Taiwan is a part of the Washington accord so I shouldn’t have any major issues getting my degree recognized. I dream of living in Taiwan. The plan is graduate in 2 years, work for 2 years at a civil en…

[image] GasmaskDog: Is it possible to find a civil engineering job as a foriegner assuming by the time that my Chinese would be good enough? Yeah, you could. Not sure about CivEng, but in my experience, engineering jobs have a lower standard for Chinese language skill than other jobs do. […

[image] CaptainRedHair: But in general: Unpaid overtime, overbearing/micromanaging managers, little PTO/sick days. Not sure how it’d compare to working in the US. same as high paying jobs ($300k+) in the US

[image] Helpful1560: same as high paying jobs ($300k+) in the US Sure, but salaries in Taiwan are generally low. So while this is holds true for most high-paying jobs in TW (For example TSMC), it also applies to most low-paying jobs. There are exceptions, but this is sadly the truth for the …

[image] CaptainRedHair: Sure, but salaries in Taiwan are generally low. So while this is holds true for most high-paying jobs in TW (For example TSMC), it also applies to most low-paying jobs. There are exceptions, but this is sadly the truth for the vast majority of jobs here. original post…

Civil engineerings jobs for non-locals are more rare than they used to me. Previously (15-25 yrs ago) there were lots because of the high speed rail, metro builds. However there is now a lot of local expertise meaning less work for non-locals. Working in a Taiwan company is not too bad provided you…

Civil Engineering jobs in Taiwan?

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TT February 2, 2026, 10:06am 8

Taiwan definitely needs to import civil engineers, though I wonder how much they would listen to such people

Anyways, lots of good examples of Taiwanese civil engineering over here

They build solid bridges though