It appears up till this moment, Samsung Electronics is still biting its finger on its Galaxy Note 7 fiasco that happened last year. It was actually a good thing for consumers who were not affected 2016 because they are now getting a real premium product that had gone through different thorough test before being released. It was a great blunder from the tech company and they seriously paid for it.
Video: Samsung recruiting talents and experts with battery knowledge in USA and Europe

Sammy had taken better step to ensure at least 99% safety of their buyers. Following the implementation of the 8 step battery testing procedure and building a separate team which supervises the whole process of designing, producing, and inspecting parts, Samsung is about to recruit some talent that have little or more knowledge about power cells.

According to Investor’s report, Samsung is seriously looking for battery experts across the United States and Europe. It also reported that candidates must have a master's or doctorate's degree in battery science, with specialization in cell development and battery materials.
Apparently, Samsung had already interviews some candidates which was conducted by the company’s HR executive in the US, however no additional details were given.

Aside improving safety measures, the South Korean is also interested in producing next-gen solid-state batteries itself. The key benefits of solid-state power cells are said to be resistance to catching fire, and better energy density compared to current Li-ion batteries.

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Good for them.

They got terrible, short life span batteries All their phones