HQ: Tokyo, Japan · Automotive Components · Analog & Power Semiconductors · Processors, MCUs & AI Chips · 5000+ employees · Est. 2003 · Trust B · Hiring 685, 98 new
Renesas Electronics is a Japanese semiconductor company formed in 2003 when Hitachi and Mitsubishi Electric combined their chip divisions, later absorbing NEC Electronics as well. It is one of the largest suppliers of microcontrollers in the world and holds a particularly strong position in automotive silicon, where its R-Car processors and body and powertrain controllers sit inside a large share of vehicles built globally. It has spent the past decade buying into analog and connectivity through Intersil, IDT, Dialog and Altium, broadening from bare microcontrollers into complete embedded systems for industrial and internet of things customers.
Bunsei Kure · Executive Officer, Director · decision-maker
Tetsuya Tsurumaru · Executive Officer, Director · decision-maker
Shuhei Shinkai · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Hidetoshi Shibata · President & Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
No careers mailbox known
≈ $53k – $113k per year (Estimated) · Staff+ · 10+ years exp · In office (Kodaira, Japan) · Full-Time · Senior · Japanese: C1 · English
HQ: Rueil-Malmaison, France · Electrical Equipment & Cables · Industrial Automation · Energy Management · 5000+ employees · Est. 1836 · Trust B · Hiring 2253, 238 new
Headquartered in Rueil-Malmaison, France, Schneider Electric is a global leader in energy management and industrial automation. The company offers an extensive portfolio of connected hardware, software, and services designed to optimize efficiency across homes, buildings, data centers, and industrial infrastructure. Through digital transformation and smart grid technologies, the organization helps businesses and consumers achieve sustainable, reliable, and energy-efficient operations worldwide.
No named decision-maker yet.
No careers mailbox known
Senior · 5+ years exp · In office (Tokyo, Japan) · Senior · Japanese: C1 · English: C1
Senior · 5+ years exp · In office (Tokyo, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Senior · Japanese: C1 · English: B1
HQ: Lisbon, Portugal · Energy Management · Energy & Utilities · 5000+ employees · Est. 1976 · Trust A · Hiring 52, 11 new
EDP (Energias de Portugal) is a Portuguese energy group headquartered in Lisbon that generates, distributes and sells electricity and gas, with a strong focus on wind, solar, hydro and other renewable energy. Created in 1976 and listed on Euronext Lisbon, it operates in around 30 markets with more than 13,000 employees, including its renewables arm EDP Renewables, which runs wind, solar and storage assets across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. It hires wind and grid technicians, control room operators, electrical engineers, M&A and finance specialists, cybersecurity experts and interns.
No named decision-maker yet.
No careers mailbox known
In office (Tokyo, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Japanese · English: C1
HQ: Kyoto, Japan · Energy Management · Solar Energy · Hiring 2, 2 new
Laplace System develops measurement, remote monitoring, output control and simulation systems for solar and other renewable power plants. Its in-house products Solar Link Viewer and Solar Link ZERO measure and control generation data to stabilise supply to the grid. The company is headquartered in Kyoto, Japan.
No named decision-maker yet.
No careers mailbox known
HQ: Cambridge, United States · Hydroelectric · Wind Energy · Industrial Machinery · Power Grid · Nuclear Energy · 5000+ employees · Est. 2024 · NYSE: GEV · Trust B · Hiring 1859, 179 new
GE Vernova is an American energy company created in April 2024 when General Electric split into three, taking the power, wind and electrification businesses. It builds and services gas turbines that generate a substantial share of the world's electricity, onshore and offshore wind turbines, grid equipment including transformers and high-voltage transmission, and nuclear technology through GE Hitachi and its BWRX-300 small modular reactor. Headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the company sits at the centre of two simultaneous demand shocks: the electrification of transport and industry, and the electricity requirements of large-scale artificial intelligence data centres.
Ken Parks · Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Scott Strazik · Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Careers mailbox is known
≈ $42k – $107k per year (Estimated) · Lead · 3+ years exp · In office (Minato, Japan) · Relocation · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Staff · Japanese: B2 · English: B2
≈ $39k – $89k per year (Estimated) · Senior · 5+ years exp · In office (Minato, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Senior · English
HQ: Aarhus, Denmark · Wind Energy · 5000+ employees · Est. 1945 · Trust A · Hiring 509, 51 new
Vestas Wind Systems is a Danish wind energy company headquartered in Aarhus that designs, manufactures, installs and services onshore and offshore wind turbines, including the EnVentus platform and the V236-15.0 MW offshore turbine. Founded in 1945 and listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen, it runs factories, service hubs and sales offices across Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific, with large operations in Colorado, Germany, Poland, India and the Philippines. Its careers board lists service technicians, site and production supervisors, HSE and project managers, and procurement and data specialists.
No named decision-maker yet.
No careers mailbox known
In office (Tokyo, Japan) · English
In office (Ibaraki, Japan)
PowerX
Schneider Electric
Kyoto Fusioneering
Shizen Energy
GE Vernova
Vestas
Hitachi
Nature
ReENE ENERGY
Air Liquide
Greenvolt Group
EX-Fusion
Yourstand
e-STORAGE
