HQ: Tokyo, Japan · Automotive Components · Analog & Power Semiconductors · Processors, MCUs & AI Chips · 5000+ employees · Est. 2003 · Trust B · Hiring 652, 76 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
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≈ $46k – $107k per year (Estimated) · Staff+ · In office (Kodaira, Japan) · Full-Time · Senior · Japanese
≈ $27k – $81k per year (Estimated) · Middle · In office (Hitachinaka, Japan) · Full-Time · Junior · Japanese
HQ: San Jose, United States · Optical Communications · Lasers & Laser Systems · Optics & Photonic Components · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 2015 · Trust B · Hiring 196, 14 new
Lumentum is an American photonics company separated from JDS Uniphase in 2015 that makes the optical components carrying data through networks and between data centre systems. Its business has been transformed by artificial intelligence build-out: the optical transceivers and laser components that connect accelerators inside a cluster are now in far shorter supply than the networking equipment they plug into. Headquartered in San Jose and listed on Nasdaq, it also supplies industrial and consumer lasers, and it acquired Cloud Light in 2023 specifically to add high-speed transceiver manufacturing capacity for cloud customers.
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≈ $23k – $56k per year (Estimated) · Junior · 2+ years exp · In office (Sagamihara, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Junior · Japanese: C1 · English
Photolithography
Plasma Etch
PVD
In office (Sagamihara, Japan) · Master's Degree · Full-Time · Japanese: C1 · English: B1
HQ: Dallas, United States · Consumer Electronics · Electrical & Electronic Engineering · Email Security · Semiconductor Manufacturing · Processors, MCUs & AI Chips · Analog & Power Semiconductors · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1930 · NASDAQ: TXN · Trust B · Hiring 724, 64 new
Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Texas Instruments is a global semiconductor design and manufacturing company that develops analog chips and embedded processors. The firm serves tens of thousands of customers worldwide, helping them create advanced electronics for industrial, automotive, personal electronics, and enterprise markets. Through continuous innovation in semiconductor technology, the corporation plays a pivotal role in shaping modern electronic systems and power management solutions.
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Senior · 5+ years exp · In office (Japan) · Master's Degree · Senior · Japanese: C1 · English: C1
Senior · 5+ years exp · In office (Japan) · Master's Degree · Senior · Japanese: C1 · English: C1
HQ: Milpitas, United States · Semiconductor Equipment · 5000+ employees · Est. 1975 · Trust A · Hiring 855, 59 new
KLA is an American supplier of process control and yield management equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, formed by the 1997 merger of KLA Instruments, founded in 1975, and Tencor Instruments. Its tools inspect wafers, reticles and packaging for defects and measure critical dimensions and overlay, giving chipmakers the feedback they need to keep yields acceptable at advanced nodes. Headquartered in Milpitas, California and listed on Nasdaq, it holds a dominant share of the wafer inspection market and also supplies specialty process and electronic assembly equipment.
Rick Wallace · Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Robert Anderson · Co-founder · founder
Kenneth Levy · Co-founder · founder
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≈ $34k – $75k per year (Estimated) · Middle · 3+ years exp · In office (Yokkaichi, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Middle · Japanese: C2 · English
≈ $25k – $62k per year (Estimated) · Junior · 2+ years exp · In office (Yokohama, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Junior
HQ: Boise, United States · Enterprise Storage Systems · Semiconductor Manufacturing · Memory & Storage Chips · 5000+ employees · Est. 1978 · NASDAQ: MU · Trust A · Hiring 2546, 94 new
Micron Technology is an American semiconductor company founded in Boise, Idaho in 1978 and one of only a handful of manufacturers of both DRAM and NAND flash memory. It designs and fabricates memory and storage products used in data centres, personal computers, smartphones, cars and industrial equipment, and sells them under the Micron and consumer-facing Crucial brands. High-bandwidth memory for AI accelerators has become the fastest-growing part of the business, and the company operates fabrication and assembly sites across the United States and Asia.
Mark Murphy · Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer · decision-maker
Sanjay Mehrotra · Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer · decision-maker
Joe Parkinson · Co-Founder & former Chief Executive Officer · founder
Ward Parkinson · Co-Founder · founder
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≈ $41k – $114k per year (Estimated) · In office (Hashimoto, Japan) · Full-Time
In office (Hiroshima, Japan) · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · Japanese: C1 · English: B2
HQ: Veldhoven, Netherlands · Semiconductor Equipment · 1001-5000 employees · Est. 1984 · Trust B · Hiring 625, 75 new
ASML is a semiconductor equipment manufacturer specializing in high-precision photolithography systems, computational lithography software, and metrology and inspection solutions. Headquartered in Veldhoven, Netherlands, the enterprise is the world’s sole supplier of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines - including next-generation High-NA EUV platforms - alongside a broad portfolio of deep ultraviolet (DUV) systems. Through its global network of R&D centers, manufacturing facilities, and field support services across Europe, Asia, and North America, the organization enables global semiconductor foundries and chipmakers to fabricate advanced logic and memory microchips.
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≈ $37k – $102k per year (Estimated) · In office (Kumamoto, Japan) · Full-Time
In office (Hiroshima, Japan) · Relocation · Bachelor's Degree · Full-Time · GMP / cleanroom · Japanese: B1 · English: C1
Skills these roles ask for
Photolithography 23Agile 23Python 20Statistical Process Control 16FMEA 14PVD 13Microsoft Excel 12Microsoft Office 10Plasma Etch 10HPC 8TCAD 8EUV 8Machine Learning 8C++ 6Linux 5Tableau 5
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