Join the Innovators in Electronics!
Open PositionsMurata is a globally leading manufacturer of electronics components and solutions. We contribute to the advancement of society with innovative sensor technology that makes driving safer and improves quality of life. Our vision is to enable safe and autonomous driving. Come join us in working on cutting-edge technologies!
Company
Based in Vantaa, Finland, we develop and manufacture MEMS sensors, which are used in the automotive industry, health technologies and various industrial applications.
People
We offer you the opportunity to work together with top experts on important and challenging tasks related to unique technologies and products.
Careers
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Latest stories
Murata’s summer jobs provide the opportunity to develop yourself and production processes
Hi, I’m Pinja and I’m a student majoring in functional materials at Aalto University. I’m starting my last year of master’s studies in the fall. As a student in material technology, I had pictured myself in a summer job where I would have the chance to get practical...
What’s the attraction of the weekend shift? – Let’s ask our long-time operator
Many people probably wonder why someone wants to sacrifice weekends to work. Those who work on the weekend shift here at Murata usually want to do so for a reason. Many study in the week, others have small children at home, while having five days off also allows...
At Murata Finland, teams get to define where they will work in the future
In spring 2021, at Murata we started to consider what the return to normal after a strong remote working recommendation would mean and what this ‘new normal’ would look like. It was clear that the remote working period experienced and the related advancements in...
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At Murata I have the chance to put into use my passion for physics and for implementing theory into practice. I also like that Murata is truly contributing to making our world safer.
