Job Responsibilities

1. Export the products produced in the country to overseas markets, or set up overseas institutions to sell directly; At the same time, it provides various services to overseas customers, such as technical consultation, after-sales service, etc. 2. Understand overseas market demand, competition status, policies and regulations and other information through various channels, formulate market development strategies, and tap potential markets and customers. 3. Establish a corporate brand image in overseas markets, improve brand awareness and reputation, and promote brands through advertising, public relations activities, participation in exhibitions, etc. 4. There are differences in politics, economy, culture, law and other aspects in different countries and regions, which increases the difficulty and risk of business development. 5. Communicate with customers and partners with different cultural backgrounds, understand and respect local cultural customs, and avoid cultural conflicts. 6. Policy changes such as tariffs, trade barriers, and import and export quotas will directly affect the cost and market access of overseas business. 7. The process of investing resources in overseas markets for a long time, and gradually establishing a solid market position through strategies such as in-depth localization operations, continuous optimization of business models, and strengthening customer relationships.

Job Requirements

1. Export the products produced in the country to overseas markets, or set up overseas institutions to sell directly; At the same time, it provides various services to overseas customers, such as technical consultation, after-sales service, etc. 2. Understand overseas market demand, competition status, policies and regulations and other information through various channels, formulate market development strategies, and tap potential markets and customers. 3. Establish a corporate brand image in overseas markets, improve brand awareness and reputation, and promote brands through advertising, public relations activities, participation in exhibitions, etc. 4. There are differences in politics, economy, culture, law and other aspects in different countries and regions, which increases the difficulty and risk of business development. 5. Communicate with customers and partners with different cultural backgrounds, understand and respect local cultural customs, and avoid cultural conflicts. 6. Policy changes such as tariffs, trade barriers, and import and export quotas will directly affect the cost and market access of overseas business. 7. The process of investing resources in overseas markets for a long time, and gradually establishing a solid market position through strategies such as in-depth localization operations, continuous optimization of business models, and strengthening customer relationships.

Required Languages

English