Wando Hyang is a company specializing in flatfish aquaculture, located at 61-106 Sahudo-gil, Gunoe-myeon, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do. We farm flatfish in the clean Wando sea and are looking to hire diligent and honest employees.

Business Areas

• Flatfish Aquaculture: Wando Hyang is engaged in the business of farming flatfish, utilizing the pristine natural environment of Wando County, Jeollanam-do. The Wando region is known for producing world-class flatfish due to over 20 years of accumulated aquaculture technology and clean seawater.

Products

• Wando Flatfish: Wando Hyang's main product is flatfish raised in clean seawater. Wando flatfish are recognized as a premium product by gourmets for their lack of fishy odor and chewy texture, and are considered a safe and popular choice for raw fish dishes for the nation.

Special Notes

• Clean Sea Area and Water Quality Management: Wando Hyang supplies clean seawater, drawn from a seabed of tidal flats and medicinal rocks with excellent pollutant purification capabilities, to its fish farms. By systematically managing water quality, including changing the water approximately 30 times a day, we reduce flatfish mortality rates and promote healthy growth.
• Accumulated Aquaculture Technology and Safety: Based on over 20 years of accumulated aquaculture technology, we maintain optimal water temperatures for flatfish growth and produce safe flatfish by reducing antibiotic use and administering vaccines. This is why Wando flatfish are recognized as 'premium'.
• Excellent Flesh Quality and Taste: By allowing the flatfish to grow experiencing seasonal water temperature changes as they occur naturally, the flesh becomes firm, mild, and chewy. Due to these characteristics, Wando flatfish are sometimes evaluated as superior to wild-caught ones.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: Flatfish Farm Management
• Benefits: Salary of 2,160,000 KRW or more, 6 days a week

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Wando Hyang is a company involved in flatfish aquaculture, and the main duties will involve managing the fish farm. While the Wando region boasts a clean natural environment, aquaculture involves significant physical labor and typically a 6-day work week, making diligence and physical stamina important. It can be a rewarding job, working in an environment close to the sea and contributing to the development of Korea's fisheries industry.