Huawei Technologies Bangladesh will recruit 60 fresh university graduates from all over the country. The company will hire business development executives, solutions architects, and service engineers through a third-party resource. Huang Baoxiong, director of the human resource department at Huawei Bangladesh, said: "We recruit fresh graduates to allow them to work with experts who have international exposure and expertise." READ: Huawei brings three competitions for Bangladeshi youths "Through this recruitment, we want to inspire students to gather experience that will help them shape their careers and also promote digitalisation and green development in Bangladesh." Students from the Department of CSE, EEE, ECE, or ETE all over Bangladesh can apply for these positions. Only the fresh graduates with no experience or even fourth-year or final semester students can apply for this job. Read Seeds For The Future moves to 3rd round with 30 students

Akij Group recently set up its first rooftop solar plant at Janata Jute Mill in Boalmari, Faridpur. Chinese telecom giant Huawei provided technical solutions and support to this initial 470 KW project along with the engineering procurement construction partner Cynergy. "Bangladesh should now turn its attention to renewable energy as this is where the future lies. We should set a goal to generate 100 percent of electricity from renewable sources by 2025," Akij Group Managing Director Sheikh Bashir Uddin said. Read: Self-reliance in seed production essential for food security: FBCCI Jason Li, board member of Huawei Bangladesh, said: "Huawei wants to empower the energy sector of Bangladesh by increasing efficiency with its extraordinary digital power solutions as we are working here for building a fully connected, intelligent Bangladesh."

The graduation ceremony of Huawei's program Seeds For The Future 2021 Bangladesh was held online Monday. In the event, Posts and Telecommunications Minister Mustafa Jabbar awarded the top 16 talents, selected under this programme from eight renowned universities of Bangladesh. This year, the winners from Bangladesh and other countries received a wide range of training and technological orientation in the online training sessions from Huawei Headquarters. Read: Huawei to invest $50 million to develop 500,000 digital talents in Asia-Pacific They got an overview of different issues and areas, including telecommunication networks, key technologies in ICT, 5G, artificial intelligence and cloud computing. The project presentations submitted by Bangladeshi students were shortlisted for a global competition round – with students from 130 countries. The top three projects will be announced in January 2022. At the graduation ceremony, Professor Md Akhtaruzzaman, vice-chancellor of the University of Dhaka, said, "Our students have innovative ideas. With proper knowledge and experience, they can transform those ideas into reality. From the university side, we are trying. But the ecosystem is also important. I would like to thank Huawei for working to develop future ICT talents." Read Toppers of Huawei's Seeds For The Future 2021 Bangladesh named Zhang Zhengjun, CEO of Huawei Bangladesh, said: "In Bangladesh, we have a huge number of amazing resources; and that is the large portion is youth talents. Huawei believes youth is the main engine of development as well as digital advancement. Huawei also values them and praises their competency." Huang Baoxiong, chief of the human resource department at Huawei Bangladesh, said: "Huawei acknowledges that every youth is like a seed. They are innovators, creators, and leaders who will carry the world towards sustained prosperity. That is why they must be empowered as learners, developers, contributors, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers. Seeds For The Future aims to do that." This year's Seeds For The Future programme started in Bangladesh on September 13. Read: Huawei hosts international summit 'Green ICT for Green Development' The University of Dhaka, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology, Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, Khulna University of Engineering and Technology, Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology, East West University, and Islamic University of Technology joined the event. Later on, 16 ICT talents, one male and one female student from each university, were chosen from these universities through selection rounds. Seeds For The Future is Huawei's flagship corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme dedicated to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) students worldwide and is meant for inspiring ICT talents. It was launched in Bangladesh in 2014. Read First virtual human to join Huawei Cloud

The world’s leading ICT solutions, equipment and services provider, Huawei is going to disclose its annual business report of 2020 on Wednesday (March 31). The company is going to share the report in a global online press conference from Shenzhen in China, said a press release. Also read: Huawei partners to build 5G automobile ecosphere Media people, analysts, its partners and customers, and interested people can join the press conference virtually on different official social media platforms of this company. In an announcement of this upcoming press conference, Huawei has shared that despite the difficulties and challenges posed by a complex international environment and COVID -19, it has achieved steady business performance and continued to create customer and social value. As per last annual report, Huawei earned USD 123 billion in 2019 ensuring 19.1 percent YoY growth from 2018. And company’s global revenue for the first half of 2020 was rounded off at USD 69.4 billion, up 13.1 percent year-on-year, with a net profit margin of 9.2 percent. This private company, wholly owned by its employees, believes that 30 years of heavy investment in R&D, its focus on customer needs, and the dedication of its 190,000+ employees have been key reasons for success over years. Also read: Huawei aims to build sustainable future Over the past 30-plus years, it has invested 10% to 15% of its annual revenue into R&D. In 2018 alone, its R&D spending reached 15 billion US dollars, making Huawei the fifth largest R&D spender worldwide according to the 2018 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard. Huawei, has recorded its biggest ever annual jump in the number of patents it owns last year and consequently become one of the world's largest patent holders surpassing all its contenders in the market. Read Technology can be engine for human progress: Huawei’s Senior Vice President By the end of 2020, Huawei held over 100,000 active patents in more than 40,000 patent families worldwide, up from just over 85,000 active patents at the end of 2019. This is the company’s biggest ever annual increase in terms of patent ownership.   And recently, Global TD-LTE Initiative (GTI) chose Huawei for the 2021 Market Development Award for its 5G Private Network for Hualing Xianggang project, recognizing Huawei's outstanding contributions to the promotion of scaled commercial development and industry maturity of 5GtoB. Read Huawei joints with BUET to make ICT talent ecosystem in country Over 700 cities and 228 Fortune Global 500 companies have already chosen Huawei as their digital transformation partner. People who are interested in the 2020 Annual Report Conference can join the event through Huawei Bangladesh official Facebook page – www.facebook.com/HuaweiTechBD at 2pm Bangladesh time.