Dr. Stanford is proposed to be employed as a township civil servant

A Stanford University doctoral student may soon become a civil servant in a township in Anhui Province. This news comes from the public announcement of civil servant recruitment in 2024 (the second batch) released by Suzhou Civil Service Bureau on Suzhou Pioneer Online on the evening of June 16. In the publicity document, a Stanford doctor named Su Zhen attracted attention. He applied for a grass-roots affairs management position in Lingbi County, Suzhou City. Dr. Stanford plans to be employed as a township civil servant!

It is planned to recruit two people for this position, who will be assigned to Weiji Town and Xiangyang Town respectively, and will be mainly responsible for comprehensive grass-roots work such as public services, promoting rural civilization and rural revitalization. The job conditions specifically point out that the applicant should be a local household register and promise not to leave the township within five years after being employed.

According to the previously published examination results, Su Zhen ranked first in the written examination, interview results and total scores of the six applicants for this position.

In addition, the Suzhou Civil Service Bureau earlier announced the first batch of personnel to be recruited on June 6, which numbered 104, while the second batch was announced on June 16, which increased the number to 330, totaling 434, covering civil service posts at multiple levels such as Suzhou City, county, township and administrative law enforcement. Among the numerous applicants, Su Zhen is the only candidate with a doctor's degree.