Shuyang Liang
About Shuyang Liang
Shuyang Liang is a Recruitment Assistant at Daimler AG, where he has worked since 2015. He has experience in human resources and recruitment, having previously held positions at Fesco Adecco and Career International in China.
Work at Daimler
Shuyang Liang has been employed at Daimler AG since 2015, serving as a Recruitment Assistant. In this role, he is involved in various recruitment activities, particularly for positions related to vehicle design, Society & Trend Research, and Innovation Creation at Daimler Greater China Ltd. He has also contributed to hiring for HAD navigation map specialist roles, demonstrating his focus on specialized recruitment within the automotive sector.
Previous Experience in Human Resources
Before joining Daimler, Shuyang Liang worked at Fesco Adecco as a Human Resources Administrative Assistant for five months in 2015 in China. His role involved supporting HR functions, which provided him with foundational experience in recruitment and administrative tasks within a human resources context. Additionally, he served as an Executive Search Consultant in the auto industry at Career International from 2014 to 2015, where he focused on talent acquisition in the automotive sector.
Education and Expertise
Shuyang Liang studied at Jilin University from 2010 to 2014, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Management. This educational background has equipped him with essential knowledge and skills in management practices, which he applies in his current recruitment role. His expertise is particularly relevant to the automotive industry, where he has focused his career.
Recruitment Specialization
In his current position at Daimler, Shuyang Liang specializes in recruiting for various roles, including those related to vehicle design and innovation. His involvement in the recruitment process for HAD navigation map specialists highlights his role in sourcing talent for specialized positions. His work supports Daimler's strategic goals in the automotive sector, particularly in Greater China.