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Did you know that in Japan, people enjoy strawberry shortcake and fried chicken for Christmas?

Murata Finland’s cultural etiquette consists of six practices that enhance employee satisfaction and customer satisfaction.

A busy workday is about to begin at the office when things start to happen.

My name is Emma Kemppinen, and I participated in the SemiSummer* internship program this past summer.

Our Account Quality Management (AQM) team is responsible for customer communication regarding quality-related issues.

Lokesh works as Supplier Quality Manager at Murata Finland. In his career story he takes us along his growth and discovery journey from India to Finland, and from Automotive to MEMS business.

Our Sourcing team plays a crucial role, as it manages the entire supply process, from selecting suppliers for materials and services to processing payment for orders.

My name is Pinja, and I am studying Health Information Technology at Tampere University. Currently, I am working in Murata Finland’s Test Software Development team in R&D, but for the past two summers, I have worked in MEMS sensor manufacturing.

Tour de Chips (TdC) is a four-day cycling event that celebrates Finland’s unique semiconductor industry and chip manufacturing.

Murata Finland’s cultural etiquette was defined in 2022 together with the entire staff. It consists of six behaviors that strengthen employee satisfaction and customer satisfaction. One of these is about “helping each other”.

I work as a Software Specialist in Murata Finland’s R&D and recently had the opportunity to participate in Murata’s global Expert Training (MEXT).

My name is Ion, and I am working as a summer trainee at Murata Finland’s Failure Analysis team. I am currently studying materials science at Aalto University at a master’s level and plan on graduating in the summer of 2025.

The Kaizen Core team brings together Murata Finland employees who share a burning passion for improving operations and enhancing the work environment.

I work in Finland at Murata’s R&D, and recently, I had the opportunity to go on assignment to Japan. My family and I moved here in January 2024.

I’m Antti and this is my third summer in Murata Finland’s validation laboratory. I’m an electrical engineering student at Aalto University and currently, I’m in the final stages of my master’s studies with plans to graduate by the summer of 2025.

In this career story, we get to know Cindy, who works at Murata Finland in the External Accounting team as an Accountant. Cindy’s journey at Murata began with testing MEMS sensor products and continued through various phases and additional studies towards her childhood dream of working with numbers.

The annual, three-month-long International Talent program at Aalto University brings together international students and companies. The program started in 2020 with the aim of helping students find employment and stay in Finland.

Murata Finland’s Production System Development (PSD) & Production Planning (PP) team is responsible for ensuring that our customers receive their orders on time.

Murata Finland’s Supplier Quality Management (SQM) team is responsible for ensuring that all our suppliers adhere to Murata’s high-quality standards.

In this video, tech enthusiast Aron Syrjä visits Murata Finland to learn about sensor production and product development, and then travels to Joensuu to the University of Eastern Finland to find out what studying photonics is like.

Semi-Summer was launched last year as a summer job campaign of semiconductor companies and Aalto University.

Murata Finland’s MEMS Design Team is responsible for designing and modeling sensor elements based on microelectromechanical systems.

Ponsse Plc is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of cut-to-length forest machines. The company is recognized as the technology leader with a strong focus on customers’ success and sustainable forestry.

What would the world look like without semiconductors and people behind them? Without the applications and devices enabled by semiconductors, from smartphones to computers, healthcare technologies to energy systems, our society would take a significant step backward.