花旗台灣身心障礙人才招募專區 | Citi Taiwan PWD Recruitment Zone

Role summary

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This is a recruitment channel for people with disabilities interested in career opportunities at Citi Taiwan. Available positions may span banking, operations, technology, customer service, finance, compliance and support functions. Requirements vary by vacancy, but candidates generally need relevant education or experience, basic computer skills, communication ability, professionalism and a willingness to learn. Depending on the role, English, Mandarin, analytical ability, attention to detail or customer-service experience may be expected. Citi aims to provide an inclusive workplace and may discuss reasonable accommodations during recruitment. Applicants should review individual openings for specific qualifications, working hours, location and accessibility arrangements.

About the employer

Citi is a global financial institution providing banking, capital markets, treasury, wealth management and institutional financial services. Through its international network, Citi supports corporations, financial institutions, governments and high-net-worth clients with cross-border payments, financing, investment services and risk-management solutions. Citi Taiwan operates in Taipei and has long served multinational companies, local businesses and institutional customers. The bank emphasizes technology, regulatory discipline, responsible finance and workplace inclusion. Compensation and benefits vary by position and may include bonuses, insurance, retirement contributions, paid leave and professional-development opportunities. The PWD Recruitment Zone is intended to connect candidates with disabilities to suitable employment opportunities and encourage a more accessible, diverse workforce.

Working in Taiwan

Taiwan offers opportunities in banking, technology, manufacturing, healthcare, education, tourism and international business, especially in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Kaohsiung. The culture combines Chinese traditions with a modern, convenient lifestyle, friendly communities, night markets and strong public transportation. Rent and daily expenses are generally lower than in many major Asian financial centers, though Taipei is more expensive than other cities. Foreign professionals usually need an employer-sponsored work permit and an appropriate resident visa or ARC; requirements depend on nationality, salary, qualifications and job type. People with disabilities should ask employers about accessible offices, transportation and workplace accommodations. Taiwan has high-speed rail, reliable internet and extensive convenience services, making relocation practical. Learning basic Mandarin is helpful, although many multinational workplaces use English.